The U.S. Senate scheduled a 60-vote procedural test for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on September 15, advancing federal crypto regulation amid partisan objections.
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The U.S. Senate has advanced the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (H.R. 3633) to a procedural vote scheduled for September 15, 2026, at 2:15 p.m. UTC. This marks a critical step toward federal cryptocurrency regulation, though partisan divisions persist. Democratic senators criticized the bill for insufficient ethics and consumer protections, while Republican support is mixed. CFTC Chair Michael Selig signaled potential regulatory actions under existing authority if Congress delays, including framework for tokenized collateral and derivatives. The vote's outcome could shape crypto market clarity but requires further legislative alignment with the House and presidential approval. The act’s progression reflects broader debates over balancing innovation with oversight in digital asset markets.
Bitcoin dropped to $76K after CPI data, FTX liquidated $20.6M of SOL, and a Hunter Biden token crashed 96%.
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The crypto weekly digest reports three notable moves: Bitcoin's price fell to approximately $76,000 following the latest CPI release, FTX executed a liquidation of roughly $20.6 million worth of SOL tokens, and a Hunter Biden‑themed token experienced a 96% decline in value. These events collectively signal heightened volatility in the crypto market, with potential short‑term repercussions for traders and investors.
US consumer prices surged in August, raising borrowing costs and pressuring Bitcoin investors who face expensive financing.
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In August 2026, U.S. consumer prices increased faster, pushing CPI up 0.4% monthly and PPI up 0.4% monthly. Energy dominated cost growth, with gasoline prices rising 3.9% and energy prices up 4.2%. The Fed faces continued pressure to maintain restrictive policy amid persistent inflation, impacting borrowing costs and creating an expensive dilemma for Bitcoin investors seeking returns in a high-rate environment.