The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee has passed its section of the CLARITY Act with a narrow 12–11 vote, aiming to classify digital assets as commodities under the CFTC.
However, key debates around the SEC, stablecoins, and DeFi regulation remain unresolved and will be handled by other committees. The bill’s future now depends on bipartisan support as it heads toward the Senate Banking Committee ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
Looking for coins gaining serious attention, traction & community support? Here are 10 cryptocurrencies making waves right now — good for watching, trading, or long-term potential. 👇
1. Bitcoin (BTC) — The benchmark; still top in searches & adoption.
8. Polygon (MATIC) — Scaling solutions; many projects & dApps using it.
9. Bonk (BONK) — Riding the meme-coin wave, especially on Solana; speculative but strong buzz.
10. Shiba Inu (SHIB) — Community strength, ecosystem updates (e.g. Shibarium), still relevant in meme coin discussions.
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#USNationalDebt 💸 The U.S. National Debt: Bigger Than Your Crypto Bag After a Bull Run 🇺🇸 The U.S. national debt has officially hit “legendary meme coin” levels—over $34 trillion and counting! That’s right, Uncle Sam is out here YOLO-ing on fiscal policy like it’s a Friday night on leverage. 🤯 Imagine maxing out your credit card... then applying for another one... then printing your own money to pay the interest. That’s basically the U.S. government’s financial strategy. Jerome Powell might as well be minting NFTs of the debt ceiling at this point. 😂 But hey, if debt is bad, why does the U.S. keep collecting it like rare Pokémon? Gotta owe 'em all, I guess! Should we short the dollar or just HODL and enjoy the ride? 🚀📉
According to Foresight News, Fundstrat's Chief Investment Officer Tom Lee suggested in an interview with CNBC that the market might be in the process of forming a bottom, potentially reaching it as early as this week. Lee emphasized the importance of the upcoming employment data, noting that if the figures fall short of expectations, it could trigger a brief panic. However, this might also prompt the Federal Reserve to accelerate interest rate cuts.
Lee anticipates a reduction of 75 basis points in the federal funds rate this year, bringing it down to a range of 3.50%-3.75% by the end of the year. Regarding Bitcoin (BTC), Lee attributed the current pullback to cyclical market fluctuations rather than negative news. He predicts a short-term dip to $62,000 but remains optimistic that BTC will surpass $150,000 by year-end.