Let's talk about the Clarity Act.

What is the Clarity Act?

It is a proposed law in the U.S. that aims to define clear rules for cryptocurrencies.

• Who regulates cryptocurrencies (SEC or CFTC)?

• Tokens like Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. are commodities or securities?

• How should exchanges like Coinbase, Binance US, etc. be treated?

• What rules should cryptocurrency companies follow?

Currently, cryptocurrencies operate in a legal gray area in the U.S., which keeps large institutions on alert.

January 21, 2026 is a very important date, as it is the day the official text of the bill will be released.

Meaning that:

• Everyone will finally be able to read the exact rules.

• The market can clearly assess whether the law is:

📌friendly to cryptocurrencies

📌hostile to cryptocurrencies

📌neutral or restrictive

Even before any voting, this can move prices, as the market hates uncertainty more than bad news.

As soon as the rules are known:

• Institutions can plan

• Brokers can prepare

• Investors can price the impact

That is why you should be cautious from January 21 to 27.

What happens on the 27th?

It is the day when legislators vote on the bill.

Therefore:

January 21: The rules are revealed (information shock)

January 27: The rules are approved or rejected (final outcome)

The vote decides whether these rules become law.

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