Now We Know Why The CLARITY Act Changes Everything For Bitcoin — Mark Yusko

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THE CLARITY ACT JUST PASSED the Senate Banking Committee 15-9 in a BIPARTISAN vote. Bitcoin rallied to $82,000. Coinbase surged 8%. Strategy jumped 7%. Xi Jinping offered to help end the IRAN WAR. The S&P 500 hit 7,500 — an ALL-TIME HIGH. Kevin Warsh takes the Fed chair TOMORROW. Mark Yusko called the $60,000 bottom when everyone was panicking. He warned about the margin debt risk. He said crypto spring arrives in September or October. Today may have just pulled that timeline forward by three months. The number of dollars required to buy one Bitcoin is rising. That process is irreversible.

In this video, we break down:
✅ CLARITY ACT PASSED: 15-9 bipartisan Senate Banking Committee — Bitcoin $82K — what the floor vote needs
✅ Xi Jinping offers to help END the Iran war at Trump-Xi summit — oil premium crashing
✅ S&P 500 hits 7,500 ALL-TIME HIGH — 19% from March 30 bottom — margin cascade risk eliminated
✅ Mark Yusko called the $60K bottom using Metcalfe’s Law — and he was right
✅ The ONE remaining risk to a new low — and why today’s S&P record means it hasn’t triggered
✅ Senator Lummis: ‘Bitcoin lets a battered woman walk away with her money in her head’
✅ Kevin Warsh takes the Fed chair TOMORROW — $100M crypto — 17% money supply growth

CLARITY ACT PASSED. Bitcoin $82K. Xi offered to help end the Iran war. S&P 7500 ATH. Warsh tomorrow. 17% money supply growth. One Bitcoin is always one Bitcoin. The dollar keeps losing value. The crypto spring Mark Yusko called is here.

📌 Watch Mark Yusko’s full interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMTQWLfZWKQ

⚠️ This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Nothing here is financial advice. Always do your own research before making any investment decisions.

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