Bitcoin surges past $82,000, Ethereum surpasses $2,300! Hot money celebrates the passage of the Clarity Act.

This article is machine translated
Show original

The regulatory glimmer in the cryptocurrency market has officially translated into strong momentum on the trading floor!

Just after news broke that the Clarity Act had passed the Senate Banking Committee with a bipartisan vote of 15 to 9, long-suppressed market sentiment was instantly ignited, and massive celebratory buying surged in.

Bitcoin breaks through $82,000, Ethereum also rises.

According to the latest market quotes, cryptocurrencies have seen a strong short-term surge, driven by the significant positive stimulus of clearer regulations.

  • Bitcoin (BTC): Bulls launched a fierce offensive, with the price breaking through the $82,000 mark in the short term, completely reversing the downward trend caused by the macroeconomic inflation data in the previous days.
  • Ethereum (ETH): Following in the footsteps of its big brother, Ethereum has also attracted funds, and its price has steadily risen, breaking through the key defense line of $2,300 .

Analysts point out that the passage of this bill not only substantially advances the legal framework of the US cryptocurrency market structure, but also provides a psychological boost to investors. Once regulatory risks are reduced, it is expected to attract more traditional institutional funds. The market is currently closely watching the progress of the Clarity Act's submission to the full Senate for a vote, and whether Bitcoin can hold its ground above $82,000.

加入動區 Telegram 頻道

📍 Related reports📍

Bitcoin fell below $79,000, and Ethereum dipped to $2,230! "US inflation fears continue to spread," resulting in $380 million in liquidations across the internet in 24 hours.

Bloomberg analysts: Market funds are abandoning gold and rushing to Bitcoin! BlackRock's IBIT investment return outpaces GLD by 33%.

Arthur Hayes: Buy privacy Zcash now and beat Bitcoin.

Source
Disclaimer: The content above is only the author's opinion which does not represent any position of Followin, and is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, investment advice from Followin.
Like
65
Add to Favorites
15
Comments