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Crypto Equities and Bitcoin Rebound Following US Regulatory Announcements

Digital asset shares and Bitcoin recovered from legislative setbacks as the SEC and CFTC took initial agency actions.

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Cryptocurrency-related shares and Bitcoin posted sharp recoveries on Friday, rebounding from a selloff sparked by the US Senate's failure to advance the CLARITY Act on September 15. Bitcoin rose approximately 5% over 24 hours to trade around $80,800.

Equities across the digital asset sector led the bounce, with Strategy gaining over 13%, while Coinbase and American Bitcoin each climbed roughly 11%. Robinhood advanced nearly 9%, and stocks including Circle, Strive, and Riot Platforms recorded increases ranging between 5% and 7%, reversing steep declines recorded earlier in the week.

The market rebound coincided with US regulators advancing crypto-focused measures under existing authority. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued no-action relief for passive software providers and submitted a preliminary regulatory filing for White House review, while the Securities and Exchange Commission temporarily eased compliance requirements for platforms facilitating onchain trading of tokenized securities.

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