[U.S. 'Clarity Act' Review Approaching, BTC Options Implied Volatility Remains Low] According to CoinDesk, the U.S. Senate is expected to conduct a line-by-line review (markup) of the digital asset bill, the 'Clarity Act,' on May 14. The latest draft of the bill proposes prohibiting interest payments on stablecoin balances, imposing fines of up to $5 million for violations, and including the U.S. Treasury as a rule-making body alongside the SEC and CFTC. Despite high market attention and over 100 amendments submitted, the Bitcoin options market has yet to significantly price in event risk. Data from Block Scholes shows that the implied volatility of short-term BTC options has dropped to around 30%, nearing its yearly low. Sygnum Bank investment strategist Can-Luca Köymen stated that as the regulatory framework gradually advances, Bitcoin's status as a strategic allocation asset is strengthening.