๐จ$100 BILLION EXITS KOREAN STOCKS AS FOREIGN INVESTORS FLEE
Foreign investors have withdrawn more than $100 BILLION from South Korean equities since the start of 2026.
The KOSPI has fallen nearly 20% from its June peak, despite continued strength in AI heavyweights like Samsung and SK Hynix.
โJULY 13 - JULY 17: SENATE PROCEDURAL VOTE & FINAL FLOOR VOTE ON CLARITY ACT
โJULY 20 - JULY 24: US HOUSE WILL WORK ON FINALIZING THE RECONCILIATION ON THE CLARITY ACT WITH US SENATE
โJULY 27 - AUGUST 7: PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL SIGN THE CLARITY ACT INTO LAW. ๐ ๐ ๐บ๐ธ
CLARITY Act: The Real Deadline That Decides US Crypto's Future
Status: Passed Senate Banking Committee 15-9 (May 14). On Senate Calendar No. 423. No floor vote scheduled yet.
Key Dates:
July 13: Congress returns from break
August 7: Last Senate day before summer recess
Why It Matters: If the Senate does not pass it before recess, US crypto rules could slip to mid-2027 as midterm politics take over.
Blockers:
๐น Needs 7 Democratic votes for the 60-vote threshold
๐น Ethics provision on officials holding crypto
๐น Section 604 law enforcement dispute
๐น Merging Banking and Agriculture texts
Market Read: Polymarket 2026 passage odds near 48%, down from 74% a month ago.
Watch the Senate calendar once lawmakers return.
๐บ๐ธ | BREAKING: Trump URGES the Congress to pass the CLARITY ACT.
"Crypto is very powerful, and if we didnโt do it China will do it in a minute."
CLARITY Act: The Real Deadline Ahead
Status: Passed Senate Banking Committee 15-9 (May 14). On Senate Calendar No. 423. No floor vote scheduled yet.
Key Dates:
July 13: Congress returns from break
August 7: Last Senate day before summer recess
Why It Matters: If the Senate does not pass it before recess, US crypto rules could slip to mid-2027 as midterm politics take over.
The CLARITY Act is entering a critical phase. ๐บ๐ธ
Update on the CLARITY Act:
-> Missed the July 4 target
-> Senate is still finalizing the bill
-> August 7 is the next major deadline
-> People close to the process still expect the bill can move forward
Why August 7 matters for the CLARITY Act๐
Congress starts its summer recess after that, and the 2026 election campaign will soon take over. That leaves less time to pass the bill.
Source: Coindesk
Breaking News: First House Reading for Arizona SB1649 has been updated.
$DGB, $DASH, $EGLD, $ICP, $NEAR, $RVN, $XCH, $XEC, $XMR & $XNO, $DGD ๐๐
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If #Altcoin Dominance pumps into October then you won't really see much better prices on Alts regardless if BTC dumps or not
Of course check specific pairs; plenty have traded sideways against BTC since the start of 2026 which is sign they have bottomed out against BTC
Everyone's asking why Bitcoin is lagging while the S&P prints all-time highs. Michael Saylor gave me the cleanest answer in Prague:
"We're living right now in the summer of the AI bubble... $500 billion of capital is being lurped into the AI complex right now."
His framing: a "massive AI black hole spinning through the system," pulling the marginal dollar into every hot AI deal instead of crypto. Nothing broke โ the capital just found somewhere louder to go.
What I respect is that he didn't leave it vague. He put a clock on it: "I think a lot of that hot money will come back into Bitcoin because Bitcoin is now undervalued" โ capital rotating back around Q3, and by Q4 "things will be normalizing to our benefit."
That's his call, not mine โ but it's dated and testable, which is exactly why it's worth writing down. In six months we either see the rotation or we don't.
His yardstick for "undervalued," for what it's worth, is the discount to the 200-week moving average โ what he calls the "book value" of Bitcoin. A cleaner lens than the daily candle, whatever you make of the timing.
Do you buy the AI-drain thesis โ or is the lag telling us something more structural?
CLARITY Act passed the House. Passed Senate Banking Committee. Full Senate vote opens after July 13 โ path to Trump's desk before August recess is real.
This is the kind of regulatory clarity $XRP has been waiting on for years.