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Sen. Chris Murphy Announces Vote Against CLARITY Act

According to Bitcoin News, Sen. Chris Murphy announced he will vote against the CLARITY Act, citing concerns over President Trump's dual role as both a regulator and major participant in the cryptocurrency industry. Murphy described this situation as "fundamentally
GateNews·07-27 18:30
Sen. Chris Murphy Announces Vote Against CLARITY Act

BTC rises slightly over 15 minutes by 0.29%: Oil prices plunge as the Iran-Iraq ceasefire takes hold amid a standoff over expectations for the Fed’s rate decision

From 2026-07-27 16:30 to 16:45 (UTC), BTC edged slightly higher within 15 minutes, with a yield of +0.29%. The price range was 64,734.6–64,967.4 USDT, with an amplitude of 0.36%. The daily chart closed nearly flat (-0.03%), with a filled amount of only 377.4 BTC. Ahead of the Fed’s July rate decision, the market is in a wait-and-see mode, and both long and short forces are temporarily balanced. The main driver behind this move is the macro hedging effect stemming from a pause in attacks in the I
BTC-2.02%
XAUUSD-1.44%
GateNews·07-27 16:58
BTC rises slightly over 15 minutes by 0.29%: Oil prices plunge as the Iran-Iraq ceasefire takes hold amid a standoff over expectations for the Fed’s rate decision