The Clarity Act was passed 15-9 by the Senate Banking Committee yesterday, and Bitcoin hit $82000 in response. This is the most substantial progress in US cryptocurrency regulatory legislation to date - with one vote each in support, indicating that it is not a one-sided political show. Coinbase rose 8% on the same day, Strategy rose 7%, and mining companies transitioning to AI also took off. Keel (formerly Bitfarms) rose 9%. At the same time, Cerebras doubled on its first day of trading, and both the Nasdaq and S&P hit new highs. Macro level risk appetite is very strong. In the short term, the next step for the Clarity Act is to seek a vote in the entire court. Although the road is still long, emotions and funds are flowing in this direction. If BTC can hold its position steadily at $81k - $82k, the upward space is greater than the downward space. However, if inflation data continues to push (with CPI reaching 3.8% in April and PPI exceeding expectations), the Federal Reserve's Warsh has just confirmed his appointment and will continue to push back later. There are too many news sources, just don't chase after Gao.