Bitcoin’s latest 23% weekly surge tied to a favorable regulatory climate incoming, as CLARITY Act vote nears The digital asset market is experiencing a seismic shift this week, as Bitcoin recorded its most explosive performance since 2023, shattering the $79,000 mark and obliterating over $1 billion in short-seller positions. While mainstream media attributes this surge to routine market mechanics, a deeper, more consequential narrative is unfolding beneath the surface. The rally, which saw the cryptocurrency climb 23% in just five days, coincides with a coordinated push from the Trump administration to reshape the financial landscape, merging fiscal policy with digital asset adoption in…
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