Bitcoin surges to $82,000 as Clarity Act finally scores Senate approval
Bitcoin jumped back to $82,000 after the Senate Banking Committee cleared the Clarity Act on Thursday, giving the crypto market one of its biggest policy headlines in months. The committee approved the bill in a 15-9 vote. Most senators voted with their party, but two Democrats, Senator Ruben Gallego of Arizona and Senator Angela Alsobrooks of Maryland, joined every Republican on the panel. Senators keep crypto industrys Clarity Act alive as Bitcoin continues to win in America After this win, Clarity must pass the House, which already approved another version of the bill last fall. If both chambers settle on one final version, the bill would then go to Trump for approval. During the hearing, lawmakers from both parties said they would keep working on parts of the bill that are still causing problems. One fight is over how to catch criminals using digital assets. Another is over ethics rules for elected officials who make money from crypto. Trump and his family have earned billions through meme coins and World Liberty Financial, so that issue is already sitting right in the middle of the debate. Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat from Virginia, has been working with Republicans on the bill. After introducing Mark, he described the









