JPMorgan said the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act has entered its final negotiation phase, with only two to three disputed items still open. Citing CoinDesk, the report said the list of unresolved issues has dropped sharply from around a dozen. If the bill is completed, oversight would be divided between the SEC and the CFTC, giving tokens a clearer legal category in the US market.
The same article pointed to a Goldman survey showing 71% of institutional managers plan to add crypto exposure, while only 7% is currently allocated. The piece used those figures to argue that clearer rules could unlock sidelined capital. Its publication timestamp is July 23, 2026, while the body text says the shift in market narrative emerged on April 16 and references Bitcoin Magazine.
Pepeto fundraising and listing claims take center stage
The article placed Pepeto at the center of the comparison, saying the project has raised more than $9.13 million at a current price of $0.0000001865. It also cited a staking yield of 183% APY. The report claimed a Binance listing is locked in and said a verified exchange is already live, though it did not name that exchange.
On product details, the piece said PepetoSwap offers zero-cost trading and that its bridge moves tokens across Ethereum, BNB, and Solana without fees. It also said SolidProof completed a contract audit. Claims about backing from the original Pepe creator and development led by a former Binance developer were presented in the source article and were not independently detailed there.
HYPE and ADA were framed through price ranges
Beyond Pepeto, the report also listed current pricing and trading ranges for Hyperliquid and Cardano. According to CoinMarketCap data cited in the piece, HYPE traded at $43.57, up 2.46%, with crude oil perpetuals generating more than $840 million in 24-hour volume on the platform. The article placed support at $40 and resistance at $50, with market capitalization around $14 billion.
For ADA, the article said Cardano traded at $0.243, up 2.14%. It cited Santiment data showing wallets holding more than 10 million ADA remained near 424, close to a four-month high. The cited range was $0.22 as support and $0.29 as resistance. The report also said ADA remains 92% below its all-time high of $3.09.
The article’s main thrust was twofold: JPMorgan sees a US crypto market structure bill nearing closure, and the source used that backdrop to compare Pepeto with HYPE and ADA. Statements in the source about possible 100x to 300x returns for Pepeto were promotional claims in the original piece, not realized results.