Bitcoin-linked U.S. stocks kept moving higher, with Coinbase posting the strongest gain among the names cited in the report. According to MSX.COM data, Bitcoin rose past the $66,000 mark and was up more than 2.3% at $66,694. Strategy (MSTR.US) gained more than 5%, while Robinhood (HOOD.US) and Circle (CRCL.US) were each up more than 7%.
The move came alongside a policy update tied to the CLARITY Act. According to people cited in the report, U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to include ethics provisions in the bill, and the White House has reached agreement on an ethics plan related to the legislation. The report said that development removes the last major obstacle for the crypto regulatory bill after months of back-and-forth. The bill text could be released as soon as the same day, though a slight delay remains possible.
Bitcoin-related U.S. stocks continued to rise, with Coinbase leading the group mentioned in the report.
According to MSX.COM data, Bitcoin moved above the $66,000 level and was up more than 2.3% at $66,694.
Among the stocks cited, Strategy (MSTR.US) was up more than 5%, Coinbase (COIN.US) climbed more than 12%, and Robinhood (HOOD.US) and Circle (CRCL.US) each gained more than 7%.
On the policy side, people cited in the report said U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to include ethics provisions in the CLARITY Act, while the White House has reached agreement on an ethics framework tied to the bill. The report said that clears the last major obstacle for the crypto regulatory legislation after months of wrangling.
The bill text could be released as soon as the same day, though it may also face a slight delay.
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