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Two US crypto bills advanced on Sept 16. The House Ways and Means Committee passed H.R.10357 38-5, covering tax rules for crypto income, transfers, mining, staking, and broker reports. The House Financial Services Committee advanced H.R.8957 28-21, enshrining a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in federal law with government BTC held for at least 20 years. Both need further Congressional action. With CLARITY stalled, is US crypto building a framework across market structure, tax, and national reserves?
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U.S. Crypto Policy Moves on Multiple Fronts
$BTCremains at the center of the U.S. crypto policy push.
While the Senate'sCLARITY Actfailed to advance this week, U.S. crypto policy is still moving through other channels. The IRS has already implemented new digital-asset reporting requirements for 2026, includingForm 1099-DAreporting for brokered transactions.
Meanwhile, the SEC has introduced afive-year exemption for tokenized stock trading, adding another major blockchain-market development.$BTC
The regulatory bill failed to pass the Senate, and $BTC reacted immediately.
That same day, Bitcoin dropped below $75,000, touching a low of $74,967.
Bill stalled, expectations faded
The market had been expecting the bill to bring greater regulatory clarity to crypto. With the legislation now stalled, those expectations have been pushed aside—adding to the market’s uncertainty.
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This week started rough with CLARITY failing to advance.
But by the end of the week, there’s honestly more to celebrate than cry about.
Two major crypto bills got approved.
SEC is enabling 24/7 tokenized stock trading.
CFTC is starting to put clear rules for crypto.
And the best part is Bitcoin is still holding strong despite the biggest regulatory setback and Fed rate hike.
We’ve almost survived the worst, things can only get better from here.
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The regulatory bill didn't pass, $BTC dropped first
The US crypto regulatory bill didn't pass the Senate.
On the same day, $BTC fell below $75,000, hitting a low of 74,967.
Bill stalled: expectations dashed
The market originally expected this bill to clarify the rules.
Since it didn't pass, that expectation is gone.
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O projeto de lei regulatório não passou, $BTC caiu primeiro
O projeto de lei regulatório de criptomoedas dos EUA não foi aprovado no Senado.
No mesmo dia, o $BTC caiu abaixo de 75.000 dólares, com uma mínima de 74.967.
Projeto de lei travado: expectativas frustradas
O mercado originalmente esperava que este projeto de lei clarificasse as regras.
Como não passou, essa expectativa desapareceu.
As ações conceituais caíram primeiro, e o sentimento no setor cripto foi pressionado.
74.000: um suporte psicológico
De 74.000 a 75.000 é a primeira linha de suporte.
A seguir, está 68.000, que é a linha do pescoço do padrão ombro-cabeça-ombro invertido.
Sem regras implementadas, o preço está a expressar isso por agora.
Essa linha dos 74.000, ainda ninguém se atreve a dizer que é estável.
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#摩根大通称比特币或跑赢黄金 #CLARITY法案下一步怎么走？ $BTC
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This week started rough with CLARITY failing to advance.
But by the end of the week, there’s honestly more to celebrate than cry about.
Two major crypto bills got approved.
SEC is enabling 24/7 tokenized stock trading.
CFTC is starting to put clear rules for crypto.
And the best part is Bitcoin is still holding strong despite the biggest regulatory setback and Fed rate hike.
We’ve almost survived the worst, things can only get better from here.
$BTC
Many quoting the $25B lock. Few noting what it does.
20 years off the market is a permanent float reduction, the same logic behind gold reserves. Not a headline, a supply mechanism.
CLARITY stalled, but these two bills moved anyway. Congress isn't waiting for one big framework, it's building this piece by piece.
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#CryptoTaxAndBTCReserve Crypto policy in Washington is starting to look less like one big bill and more like a puzzle being assembled piece by piece 👀
H.R.10357 advanced with bipartisan support, targeting something crypto users actually feel: tax uncertainty. It covers areas including mining, staking, reporting and everyday digital-asset transactions.
At the same time, H.R.8957 advanced separately, proposing a Treasury-run Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Digital Asset Stockpile for federally held assets.
What caught my attention is the sequencing.
Even with broader market-structure legislation unresolved, Congress is advancing individual pieces covering taxation and government-held BTC.
That suggests US crypto regulation may not arrive through one landmark law. It could emerge as a stack of separate rules covering taxes, reserves, stablecoins and eventually market structure.
The bigger story may be that the framework is being built even while the headline bill waits.
HUGE: The U.S. House committee has voted 28–21 to advance the Strategic #Bitcoin Reserve bill.
This bill would lock about $25 BILLION in government-held $BTC for at least 20 years.
It is happening!
🚨 US JUST TOOK ANOTHER BIG STEP TOWARD CRYPTO REGULATION.
Two major crypto bills just moved forward in the House — one focused on a Strategic $BTC Reserve, the other on clearer crypto tax rules.
🇺🇸 The Bitcoin Reserve proposal would put government-held BTC into a formal reserve structure, with the current version focused on custody of existing holdings rather than simply buying Bitcoin on the open market.
🔥 $BTC / $XAU | THE $25B QUESTION
Many are quoting the $25B figure. Few are focusing on what the mechanism actually does.
If BTC is locked away for 20 years, that removes potential supply from active circulation for a very long period.
That’s more than a headline — it’s a supply-side mechanism. 📊
Even with CLARITY stalled, other crypto-related bills.
The bigger question: how does reduced available supply affect $BTC over time? 👀
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