@alexanderelorenzo: The biggest crypto bill in America got delayed, and the date it comes back is September 15. Go to skool.com/coinpicksgenesis, link in my bio, and I'll show you how we're positioning ahead of that date. A dollar a month. The Senate left for its August recess without voting on the Clarity Act. That's the bill that decides how crypto actually gets regulated in this country, and it's the most important piece of crypto legislation we've ever had in front of us. Then Senate leadership filed cloture. A cloture motion is a formal move to end debate and force the chamber to vote, so in plain English it locks in a date. That date is September 15, and it takes 60 votes to advance. Democrats are holding out over three things. Ethics rules around officials profiting from crypto, tougher anti money laundering requirements, and limits on stablecoins paying interest so people don't leave the banking system for something better. When the delay hit, the market reacted immediately. Galaxy Research cut the odds of it passing in 2026 from a coin flip down to 30 percent. Polymarket traders took it to a record low. Sounds bad. We've seen this exact thing happen before. The GENIUS Act, the stablecoin bill that is law of the land right now, failed its first cloture vote too. The headlines said it was dead. The market panicked. Then negotiators went back to work and a few weeks later it passed and got signed into law. A failed first vote doesn't kill a bill. It starts the real negotiation. That public vote puts every senator on record, and that posture is usually what forces both sides to finally cut a deal. The pressure is on. September 15 is the date to watch. Follow for the next one.

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Tuesday 11 August 2026 15:34:17 GMT