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Brad Garlinghouse, the big cheese at Ripple, is practically doing cartwheels as he hints that the long-dormant Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (affectionately known as the CLARITY Act) is closer to becoming law than it’s been since it tiptoed through the House last July. After a week of high-stakes chinwags with Senators Hagerty, Scott, and Boozman, our dear Brad characterized this political climate as a once-in-a-blue-moon moment of “let’s all play nice.”

In a recent proclamation (or was it a tweet?) from Hougan, he mused that Bitcoin’s total addressable market might one day eclipse that glittering $34 trillion gold market, should it master the dual art of being a global currency and a prime store of value. Truly, a feat worthy of a Shakespearean drama!

And lo! As the day dawned, the altcoins languished in the shadow of despair, their vibrant hues fading into a melancholic red. Yet, amidst this sea of despondency, RAVE emerged, strutting about as though it were the lead actor in a grand theatrical production, blissfully unaware of the dismal fate befalling its peers.

Cardano has returned to a key price zone near $0.243, and traders are watching closely.

So, X has rolled out its shiny new Cashtags feature for iPhone users in the US and Canada. Finally, you can see live financial data without having to switch apps every two seconds! Because let’s be real, we all need that kind of multitasking in our lives.

April’s first week was like a crypto rollercoaster – thrilling, nauseating, and somehow involving Trump. Yes, crypto is cozying up to the traditional financial system faster than you can say “regulatory arbitrage,” and the lawyers are living for this chaos.

Key support levels: $0.15 – a line in the sand, soon to be washed away by the tides of market indifference.