Polymarket Implied Probability for Clarity Act Jumped to 82% then Reversed after White House Push
Polymarket’s implied odds that the U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act would become law briefly peaked around 82% before sliding back as legislative uncertainty resurfaced. The move tracked a burst of political signaling and high-profile industry commentary, followed by a rapid re-pricing when the same unresolved issues returned to the foreground.
Crypto Super PAC Spent $1.5 Million to Unseat Rep. Al Green in Texas Primary
Fairshake, a cryptocurrency industry super PAC, said that it will run a $1.5 million campaign opposing Representative Al Green in the Texas Democratic primary. The stated reason for the spend, as described here, is Green’s voting record on multiple crypto-related bills.
Crypto Bill Could See Delays as Senate Shifts to Housing and Affordability
The Senate’s high-profile crypto market-structure push hit a near-term roadblock after the Senate Banking Committee shifted focus to housing and affordability, while a major exchange stepped back from the bill. As of January 22, 2026, the combined effect is a delayed markup and a more uncertain federal timetable for digital-asset regulation.
Coinbase Could Pull CLARITY Act Support Over Stablecoin Rewards Ban
Coinbase is signaling it could pull its support for the CLARITY Act if lawmakers add a stablecoin-rewards ban that goes beyond disclosure requirements. The company’s position is that an outright prohibition would materially weaken reward-based stablecoin products that drive usage and retention.
Clarity Act delays led to $952M in crypto fund outflows: CoinShares
The U.S. legislative slowdown tied to the Clarity Act coincided with a $952 million weekly withdrawal from digital-asset investment products ending December 22, 2025, according to CoinShares. The report frames the move as a policy-driven risk-off shift that immediately tightened institutional risk budgets and redirected capital flows.