Bitcoin traders are growing more optimistic about a move toward $90,000 as lawmakers prepare to vote on the proposed CLARITY Act in the United States.
Bitcoin has been trading near $80,000 recently, while analysts watch resistance around the 200-day exponential moving average. Some traders think better market conditions and less short-term selling could support another breakout.
Crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe said the market could see a “fast move” higher if momentum continues after the regulatory vote. On-chain data also shows that fewer short-term holders are selling Bitcoin at a loss, which may reduce downside pressure in the near term.
The CLARITY Act is expected to give clearer rules for crypto oversight and stablecoin regulation in the U.S. However, lawmakers have proposed over 100 amendments, including restrictions on stablecoin products that act like interest-bearing savings accounts.
Some analysts think the law could help separate payment-focused stablecoins from banking-style financial products. Industry observers say clearer rules could encourage more institutions to join digital assets and blockchain-based finance.
Meanwhile, stablecoin use across blockchain networks is growing quickly, boosting liquidity in the crypto market. Many investors now see stablecoins as a key foundation for long-term adoption of Bitcoin and decentralized finance products.
Despite the optimism, traders are watching resistance levels between $83,400 and $84,600, where profit-taking could temporarily slow Bitcoin’s rise.
This can literally go both ways.
If this continues to grind upwards, with the upcoming CLARITY Act tomorrow, I would assume we might see a fast move to $90K in a matter of days for #Bitcoin.
The build-up is sincerely strong. pic.twitter.com/rYkwa7lWYF
— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) May 13, 2026
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