主要なポイント：CLARITY法案の修正案；成功確率は62～67％；ビットコインへの資金提供が終了

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Senate Banking Committee planned markup of the CLARITY Act, which would classify Bitcoin (BTCUSD) as a CFTC-regulated digital commodity; prediction markets placed its 2026 odds at about 62–67%.
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BTCUSD perpetuals saw a 67-day negative funding streak, forcing shorts to pay fees every eight hours. A $10,000 10x short would've paid about $201 in funding, ending the streak.
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Regulatory clarity from the Clarity Act may prompt brokerages and fund managers to boost crypto exposure, potentially driving significant institutional inflows into Bitcoin (BTCUSD).
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May 14, 2026 — Bitcoin's MVRV Z-Score near 1, well below past cycle-top readings above 3.5, per on-chain data comparing current levels to prior cycle peaks.
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BTCUSD holding above $80,000; MACD shows early bullish tilt, RSI >50. A sustained break above $82,000 opens higher resistance; a drop under $80,000 could target $76,000–$78,000.
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BTCUSD rallied after Senate Banking Committee advanced the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act of 2025, boosting crypto-linked equities and demand for Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin futures show waning bullish demand: 30-day net taker volume dropped from +2.0 to +1.25, and the 30-day funding rate has stayed negative since March, signaling short-dominated funding.
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MEXC plans to boost its Guardian Fund to $500M and buy 1,000 BTC over two years, adding long-term Bitcoin holdings alongside liquid USDT reserves.
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BTCUSD: quarterly open near $68,200 noted as key level; major liquidity zone around $65,000 highlighted for support if price drops within the quarter.
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Firm used proceeds from 11.5% preferred stock to keep buying Bitcoin (BTCUSD), funding BTC purchases amid tighter financing and avoiding issuing more common shares.
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source: https://www.tradingview.com/news/tradingview:468561d59f016:0-key-facts-clarity-act-markup-62-67-odds-bitcoin-funding-streak-ends/