Bitcoin Gains Regulatory Confidence as CLARITY Act Remains Unresolved
Bitcoin appears to have moved further ahead of much of the cryptocurrency market in terms of regulatory acceptance, even as the U.S. CLARITY Act remains unfinished.
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Bitcoin appears to have moved further ahead of much of the cryptocurrency market in terms of regulatory acceptance, even as the U.S. CLARITY Act remains unfinished.
Bitcoin’s price was down roughly 1% in August through August 5, but the cryptocurrency has avoided a major sell-off following reports that approximately $130 million worth of Bitcoin has been stolen from customers using Coldcard wallets.
Bitcoin started Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at US$63,853.49, about 0.2% higher than its opening level on Tuesday.
Bitcoin traded around US$64,250 on Wednesday, gaining roughly 1% despite a sharp decline in AI-related technology stocks across Asia. After briefly falling below US$63,000 in the previous session, the cryptocurrency recovered, suggesting stronger resilience than many semiconductor and AI-focused equities.