The ban on a CBDC pushed by the U.S. Senate is the most bullish signal for the crypto ecosystem I've seen in the past twelve months. I've been trading $BTC under the thesis that any move towards a centralized currency would erode the value proposition of digital assets, and seeing the legislative brake being formalized lifts a dead weight off institutional sentiment. What the media doesn't say is that the Fed didn't have a solid technical roadmap, but the threat of state financial surveillance was enough to scare off conservative capital. Now, the market has a clear path to focus the narrative on scarcity and immutability. I’m trading $BTC with my eyes set on consolidating support at 64k before attempting to attack the all-time highs. If the price breaks strongly above 68k, my position expands seeking the liquidity that remains above. The setup is invalidated if we see a strong daily close below 61k, which would imply a failure in the current bullish structure. Regulatory clarity is favoring $ETH , which I also see gaining strength as it surpasses resistance levels at 3.4k. Key data: daily volume in spot markets has risen by 12% since the news broke in the Senate, while net flows into investment instruments in $BTC have shown sustained accumulation of $450 million in the last week, according to on-chain records.