Bitcoin Tumbles as US Senate Rejects CLARITY Act, DigiTap Presale Token Gains Momentum
The US Senate's failure to advance the CLARITY Act has weighed on Bitcoin's price, which fell below $76,000 after the vote. The legislation aimed to establish a broader framework for digital assets in the US, but its procedural vote failed 49-50 on September 15.
Bitcoin's weakness is not a reflection of its long-term role in crypto, but rather its sensitivity to policy disappointments and interest-rate pressure. Regulatory delays can slow demand even when broader adoption remains intact.
DigiTap, a product-led presale token, offers a different type of investment opportunity. Its live beta app allows users to test the wallet, card, and payment experience before $TAP reaches exchanges. The token model connects app activity to recurring demand through fee profits, with 50% of app fee profits allocated to open-market $TAP buybacks and burns.
DigiTap's presale has already raised more than $12.1 million in Round 4 of 10, with the round being over 85% sold. The token currently costs $0.0589 before the next price move to $0.0594.