1.4 billion dollars of profit being blamed on fund managers, CLARITY Act probability dropped to 39%, I know this script — first rich, then negative.

CoinWorld News reported that Trump defended his at least $1.4 billion in crypto-related gains in his latest financial disclosure, stating that these gains were mainly attributed to stock market performance rather than personal trading decisions. He said his finances are managed by investment funds and he does not directly participate in investment decisions. Although the financial disclosure shows considerable crypto gains, Trump did not directly respond to these earnings. According to Polymarket data, the probability of Trump signing the CLARITY Act has dropped to 39%, indicating a weakening market expectation for the bill's passage in Congress. Democratic lawmakers criticized this, arguing that safeguards should be added to the bill to prevent Trump and his family from continuing to profit during the review of digital asset policies.