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Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 2, Retweets: 3, Likes: 13, Impressions: 975

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 2 source posts analyzed

CLARITY ACT ODDS JUST CRASHED TO 33% Iโ€™M NOT BUYING IT. The CLARITY Act WILL pass.

A Polymarket prediction chart shows the odds of the Clarity Act being signed into law in 2026 dropped sharply to 33% (down 32%), despite the post's confidence that it will still pass. The line graph tracks declining probability from peaks near 75% earlier in the year down to its current low near 30% by July.

AI visual note: A Polymarket prediction chart shows the odds of the Clarity Act being signed into law in 2026 dropped sharply to 33% (down 32%), despite the post's confidence that it will still pass. The line graph tracks declining probability from peaks near 75% earlier in the year down to its current low near 30% by July.

@Alaouicapital

The CLARITY Act hearing is officially underway. Excited to see how they are going to prolong it this time? Clarity Act is going to make crypto great again. The decisions made here could impact every crypto investor, builder, and institution in the U.S. moving forward. [Spoken audio]: Hearing is titled, Building the Future of Finance, How the Clarity Act Unlocks Innovation. Without objection, all members will have five legislative days within which to submit additional material for the chair to include in the record. I now recognize myself for four minutes for an opening statement. In America's 250th year, on the site of the building of the first Congress, in one year to the day after the House of Representatives passed the Clarity Act, gather amongst the pillars of history. For 250 years, American markets have powered innovation and economic growth. In each time technology and financial innovation leapt forward, Congress met the moment. We did not stop the engines of growth. We gave them clear, consistent rules so they could run. Right here in this building, the very first Congress debated Alexander Hamilton's revolutionary vision for a national financial system, including a plan to turn state war debts into the first federal government bonds backed by the full faith and credit of our new nation.

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