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The United States Senate has opened its 2026 session on a high note for crypto’s Clarity Act. Discussions on how to regulate the vast altcoin market have gained traction in the Senate amid the rising political tension in the country, especially after the capture of President Nicolas Maduro from Venezuela.
Senate Bipartisan Efforts on Crypto Legislation Gain Momentum
According to First Squawk, a bipartisan group of senators will meet on Tuesday, January 6, 2025, to discuss crypto market structure. The reported bipartisan Senate efforts on crypto have aligned with other reports, which have inclined to January for markups.
After the United States Senate failed to make a resolution in 2025 on the Clarity Act, the momentum has shifted in 2026. In December 2025, David Sacks, the White House A.I. and crypto czar, announced the commitment of a Senate bipartisan effort to pass the crypto market structure legislation in January 2026.
What’s the Expected Market Impact
The expected market impact of the ongoing crypto legislation is catalyzing bullish sentiment. Furthermore, institutional investors proliferated into Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) through the respective spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) after their approval last year.
According to Bull Theory, the low investors’ risk appetite, which was experienced during the fourth quarter of 2025, will change in 2026 once President Trump signs into law the Clarity Act. With the ALT/BTC pair still hovering in oversold levels, in the weekly timeframes, Bull Theory analysts have supported an altseason in 2026.
At press time, the CoinMarketCap’s Altcoin Season Index hovered around 22/100, which shows liquidity inflow to crypto is still inclined to Bitcoin although the tide is gradually changing. The expected passing of the Clarity Act in the Senate will be the holy grail catalyzed of the 2026 altseason.