The U.S. Senate Faces a Critical Vote on the Clarity Act on Sept. 15. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Says It Will Pass

Bitcoin (BTC) rose 7% to $79,463, its first time above $70,000 since May, driven by U.S. Treasury's doubled bond buybacks and political support. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent framed the move as easing soaring yields. President Trump met with Coinbase (COIN) and Robinhood (HOOD) executives, advocating for the Clarity Act and U.S. crypto leadership.

Bitcoin surged 22% this week, reaching $77,000, driven by regulatory optimism and Treasury buybacks. The rally, now 30% from its March low, was fueled by the White House crypto summit and expectations of lower rates. Other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum also gained. Analysts cite strong ETF demand and a shift in macro narrative for sustainability.

Bitcoin (BTC) rose over 6% to near $80,000, its highest level since May, driven by large holders accumulating and institutional inflows. According to XS.com, entities holding over 10,000 BTC added 55,000 BTC in a month. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.6B inflows this week, with open interest climbing to $54B. Analysts cite improved liquidity and regulatory optimism, but warn of potential corrections due to geopolitical risks.

Bitcoin (BTC) surged over 23% toward $79,000, and Ether crossed $2,400 after the US Treasury announced expanded bond buybacks. Standard Chartered predicts BTC could reach $100,000 by year-end, contingent on holding above $65,500. Metaplanet is expanding its Bitcoin treasury strategy to the US via a deal with Super League Enterprise. Cypherpunk Technologies invested $33 million in Zcash mining, controlling 18% of the network's hashrate.

Bitcoin surged to $79,464, driven by U.S. Treasury liquidity boost, institutional support, and short position liquidations. Crypto market cap rose 6.7% to $2.59 trillion, with Bitcoin trading at $76,781. Ethereum also gained, trading at $2,376.63. Bitcoin Spot ETFs saw $606M inflows, led by iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF with $503M.

Oil prices are set for a weekly gain, with Brent up 5.5% and WTI up 5% due to US-Iran tensions. Gold rose 1.87% to $4,597.83/oz, poised for a 5% weekly gain. Bitcoin surged 8% to $77,433.36, up 24% weekly, amid US Treasury bond buyback plans.