From what the evidence shows, What caught my attention is Since yesterday afternoon, the price of Dogecoin (DOGE 6. Meanwhile, 17%) has traded nearly 4% higher, as of 11:04 a.
There's no obvious reason for the move, although it can ly be attributed to broader tailwinds for the crypto sector.
Crypto legislation is back on track As a meme token with very little real-world utility, there are rarely specific catalysts that move Dogecoin.
Additionally, However, the token is volatile and tends to join in broader crypto moves. Image source: Getty Images. However, This week, the U, in light of current trends.
House of Representatives began "Crypto Week" to vote on three key pieces of legislation in the House, amid market uncertainty.
On the other hand, The GENIUS Act would establish a set of standards for stablecoins, the CLARITY Act would create a broader framework for digital assets, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act would prevent the Federal Reserve from issuing its own central bank digital currency.
Yesterday, the House failed to apve the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts, two bills that crypto advocates see as crucial for ing up regulatory uncertainty in the industry and moting growth.
Additionally, But last night, President Donald Trump on social media said he had met with some House members that had blocked passage of the bills and convinced them to change their minds.
Oppenheimer analyst Owen Lau recently said on CNBC that the downward reaction to crypto stocks yesterday was an overreaction and he sees passage of the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts as a matter of time.
The bills are important Ultimately, these pieces of legislation are important to keep the momentum going, and I think crypto has been surging as of late on the assumption they will pass.
Most importantly, the legislation would vide regulatory clarity and a set of guidelines for crypto companies to, which has been an blem for the sector. That said, I still don't view Dogecoin as a buy.
Conversely, The token vides no compelling use case and is extremely volatile. In contrast, Invest at your own risk. On the other hand, Bram Berkowitz has no position in any of the stocks mentioned.
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