
Clarity Act odds on Polymarket sank from 48% to 38.5% after Republican draft crypto bill excluded Democratic support. The 616-page bill faces an uncertain path forward.
Odds that the Clarity Act becomes law in 2026 dropped to 38.5% on Polymarket, down from 48% a day earlier. The decline followed the release of a Republican draft crypto bill that excludes Democratic support, according to the prediction market data.
The Clarity Act is a 616-page proposal to reshape federal oversight of digital assets. It needs bipartisan backing to advance through Congress. The Republican draft, circulated without Democratic co-sponsors, made that path narrower.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and President Trump could influence the bill's prospects. No formal endorsement from either has emerged. The White House and Senate Banking Committee have not scheduled related hearings.
The 38.5% probability reflects market pricing as of July 30. That is down from the low-30% range in mid-July, suggesting the drop accelerated after the Republican draft surfaced.
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