Влияние Clarity Act на биткоин: эксперты считают, что эффект будет минимальным Translation: Headline: The Impact of the Clarity Act on Bitcoin: Experts Believe the Effect Will Be Minimal

The anticipated passage of the Clarity Act in the United States, aimed at regulating the cryptocurrency market, is unlikely to have a significant impact on Bitcoin’s price, according to veteran trader and technical analyst Peter Brandt, as reported by Cointelegraph.

David Sachs, special advisor to President Donald Trump on AI and cryptocurrencies, speculated that there are high chances for the bill to move through Congress in January.

Brandt commented that this development would not be a «global blockbuster event» nor act as a catalyst for the surge of digital gold.

«However, the Clarity Act will still be a positive influence, as it will greatly clarify the regulatory framework for crypto assets,» the expert added.

Echoing Brandt’s sentiments, John Glover, investment director at Ledn, indicated that the market has already priced in the law’s potential passage and that it won’t have an immediate effect.

«This is another step toward the broader recognition of Bitcoin and Ethereum as investment assets, so I still expect an upward price trajectory over time,» he stated.

Brandt reaffirmed his conclusions regarding the bearish phase for the leading cryptocurrency, acknowledging that the Clarity Act could lead to a more moderate price decline.

«The charts suggest that Bitcoin might drop to the $60,000 level, likely in the third quarter of 2026,» he added.

His forecast roughly aligns with the assessment of analysts at CryptoQuant, who believe that Bitcoin’s price could fall to $70,000 within the next three to six months due to declining buyer demand. If the asset fails to regain upward momentum, a drop to $56,000 could occur in the latter half of 2026.

According to an internal memo for clients released by media expert Kuai Dun, Fundstrat expects Bitcoin to correct to the $60,000-$65,000 range in the first half of the year. The firm’s specialists described this range as a «good entry point» ahead of the asset’s subsequent recovery.

Lastly, Mike McGlone, senior commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, has warned that the price of the foremost cryptocurrency could plummet to $10,000 by 2026.