CLARITY Act Odds Drop to 15.5%; Two Traders Hold Yes Positions, Unrealized Loss of $11,800

CLARITY Act Odds Drop to 15.5%; Two Traders Hold Yes Positions, Unrealized Loss of $11,800

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2026-09-08 11:16:46
The implied probability of the CLARITY Act being signed into law by year-end has fallen to 15.5% on Polymarket. Only two accounts, TwoEyes and Geminae.Columbae, continue to hold Yes positions on Polymarket and Hyperliquid, with a combined 254,600 shares worth $39,500 and a total unrealized loss of $11,800. Both traders maintain large crypto long positions totaling approximately $19.92 million, including BTC, ZEC, LINK, and HYPE, while TwoEyes also holds a crude oil short position.
The implied probability of the CLARITY Act being signed into law by the end of 2026 has dropped to 15.5% on Polymarket, according to the latest data. Only two accounts, TwoEyes and Geminae.Columbae, remain active in both Polymarket and Hyperliquid, retaining their Yes positions despite the declining odds. Together, they hold approximately 254,600 Yes shares, worth about $39,500, with a combined unrealized loss of approximately $11,800. Both traders entered at an average cost corresponding to a 20% probability. TwoEyes holds 195,500 shares at an average cost of 20.2%, currently down $9,197; Geminae.Columbae holds 59,200 shares at 19.94%, down $2,628. The pair also maintains significant crypto long exposure elsewhere, with a combined notional size of about $19.92 million. TwoEyes has a $1.606 million BTC long and a $348,000 crude oil short. Geminae.Columbae holds long positions in BTC, ZEC, LINK, and HYPE, totaling approximately $18.317 million.
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