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Polymarket prices CLARITY Act passage at 24%

Published Jul 14, 2026Updated 99d ago

Polymarket traders are pricing a 24% probability that the CLARITY Act becomes law. The market reflects diminished confidence in the crypto regulatory bill's passage.

Why this matters?

Polymarket's Clarity Act contract serves as a reference rate for institutional crypto policy positioning, but its sensitivity to shifting information makes it risky as a hedging instrument. Traders pricing crypto equity exposure against these odds face volatility.

For legislators, the platform's real-time reactions may themselves become a lobbying tool as proponents and opponents watch immediate price impact. Kalshi's competing contract offers no escape; both venues share the same information environment. Congress advances the bill despite current market skepticism and the platforms risk a credibility hit with the institutional capital they are courting.

The bigger picture

The Clarity Act joins the bipartisan Senate sports-ban bill as the second major congressional threat to CFTC-registered prediction market revenue lines this quarter, with both Polymarket and Kalshi now exposed to federal legislative action on separate fronts.

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