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The Clarity Act is in focus after JPMorgan called the crypto bill's year-end odds "extremely narrow" while stopping short of a funeral.
The bank's exact phrase was "not fully dead," which is the kind of language that keeps on-chain traders refreshing congressional calendars. JPMorgan's framing does careful work.
The bill survives in the bank's assessment as a live possibility, but the "extremely narrow" qualifier points at congressional time, not the substance of the legislation itself.
That distinction matters for how the read-through flows from the legislative calendar to any positions tied to crypto regulatory outcomes. There is no announced schedule, no floor action, and no JPMorgan-cited date.
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