Clarity Act Odds Top 50% After Coinbase CEO's Senate Claims

Betting markets now assign a greater than 50% probability to the Clarity Act becoming law in 2026. The shift followed comments from Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, who said the bill has strong Senate support.

The Clarity Act would set a federal framework for crypto regulation in the U.S. The House passed an earlier version. The Senate Banking Committee advanced its own draft. To become law, the bill needs 60 votes in the Senate and agreement with the Agriculture Committee's version.

Armstrong's remarks pushed the prediction-market odds above 50% for the first time in weeks. The bill currently sits on the Senate Legislative Calendar. No vote has been scheduled.

A White House statement could influence the odds further. President Trump has not publicly weighed in on the Clarity Act.