Coinbase shares slip to $171 as CLARITY Act passage odds drop despite ethics concession
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Coinbase fell as Polymarket odds for the CLARITY Act passing by end-2026 dropped from 52% to 41% after Democratic senators rejected the White House's DOJ-enforced ethics compromise, reviving regulatory uncertainty. The pullback follows a technical breakout above $170, but weaker confidence in near-term policy clarity can dampen risk appetite for crypto-linked equities. Separately, Raymond James initiated coverage with a $158 target citing soft spot trading volumes.
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Coinbase (COIN) fell 2.22% on July 22 to $171 as the implied odds of the CLARITY Act passing slid from 52% to 41%. The pullback followed Democratic senators’ pushback against a White House plan to have the Department of Justice enforce the bill’s ethics provisions instead of the state attorney general. Even after COIN cleared the $170 level and indicators such as CMF and ADX pointed to strengthening momentum, rising regulatory uncertainty weighed on sentiment. Raymond James set a $158 target price, citing concerns about weak spot trading volumes.
