"Si el Comité Bancario del Senado no aprueba formalmente la Ley Clarity antes del receso del Día de los Caídos el 21 de mayo, todo el marco se derrumba. Las elecciones de mitad de período se tragan el calendario, y la legislación integral de la estructura del mercado de criptomonedas se pospone, según se informa, hasta 2030." "If the Senate Banking Committee does not formally mark up the Clarity Act before the Memorial Day recess on May 21st, the entire framework collapses. Midterms swallow the calendar, and comprehensive crypto market structure legislation is reportedly pushed out as far back as 2030."

…s, Bitcoin tore through $80,000 for the first time since February. Circle's stock added roughly $13 billion in market cap in a single trading session, surging from $90 to nearly 120 between April 30th and May 4th. Athena rallied 40% on the month. Coinbase ripped 6 to 7% in a day. But, here's the part that the headlines have almost entirely missed. If the Senate Banking Committee does not formally mark up the Clarity Act before the Memorial Day recess on May 21st, the entire framework collapses. Midterms swallow the calendar, and comprehensive crypto market structure legislation is reportedly pushed out as far back as 2030. So, today we'll walk through what the Tillis-Lummis compromise actually changed, why JPMorgan and the banking lobby are spending tens of millions trying to bury this, and how to position into the most loaded 14-day legislative window crypto has ever faced. My name is Lewis, and you're watching The Coin Bureau. Now, before we get into the catalysts…