Bitcoin Crashes Below $78K as US Senate Fails to Advance CLARITY Act

Bitcoin's price fell below $78,000 after the US Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act, which would have established a framework for federal digital asset legislation.

The bill required 60 votes to move forward but only received 50, leaving it stalled. This setback has returned market attention to timing and regulatory clarity, which had become a major part of Bitcoin's institutional narrative.

DigiTap's presale offers buyers a defined entry point with a current price of $0.0589 in Round 4, but this rate is already more than 85% sold. The next scheduled rate is $0.0594, and the planned listing price is $0.14.

The DigiTap platform has raised over $11.92 million before public trading, showing that buyers are committing capital before an exchange rally or first listed trade. The platform also has a downloadable beta app available through the App Store and Google Play, which combines wallet, card, and fiat-payment functionality in one platform.