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The Clarity Act's approval this year has significantly increased in probability following recent news, impacting Bitcoin's movement. Technically, however, this hasn't brought about immediate changes. The video also covers indices and oil, emphasizing a global market overview. A reminder is given about free access to a "rapport code" which will be updated tonight, detailing smart money movements on Bitcoin, indices, gold, and the dollar for future outlook. Free access to VIP, mentorship, and algorithms is also available via a link in the pinned comment, requiring registration through a partner link and activity on the platform (spot or futures). A tutorial on platform usage, including leverage, spot market, and stop-loss, is mentioned. Further steps involve filling out a form, providing an email and Wix ID, and then joining a Discord server. Within Discord, users need to register using a command, select "affiliation Wix," enter their UID, and this links their Wix account to Discord, unlocking VIP Crypto and market review channels if active on the platform. Regarding Bitcoin, Fidelity's support for the Clarity Act and its favorable passage in the US Senate have boosted approval probabilities on platforms like Polymarket. The Clarity Act is considered bullish for the crypto market, potentially attracting more institutional liquidity. Technically, the last fair value gap remains intact, with a recent liquidity grab but closing within the gap. As long as this gap holds, the immediate target is to surpass $83,000, taking out buy stops and potentially filling the CME gap. If the fair value gap breaks, the daily dynamics will not change, and the next target would be the weekly low, between $78,000 and $76,500. Whether this gap will break is uncertain; its maintenance depends on the continuation of yesterday's impulse. Today, the focus is on this hourly fair value gap. If it holds, Bitcoin could reach $83,000 and fill the CME gap soon. If the impulse falters, the price will likely retrace to accumulated stops and the daily fair value gap, including the open CME gap and a lower re-accumulation zone. The speaker believes this lower zone is more interesting for bullish continuation, and as long as the current low isn't broken, the daily dynamic remains unchanged. There's a possibility of a sharp move to collect stops, but the overall idea is to address the fair value gaps from the second quarter. XRP saw an interesting move yesterday, potentially benefiting from the Clarity Act. After a repricing and return to a specific price zone, a bullish movement occurred, reaching a first objective and filling a gap. The bullish dynamic on XRP remains, with potential for further upside. The "rapport code" shows a significant increase in XRP longs on leverage futures, indicating institutional interest possibly tied to the Clarity Act scenario and a nascent bullish institutional bias. While not yet massive in contract volume, the percentage increase is substantial compared to XRP's open interest, providing insight into price action. The next report will clarify if this trend continues. Looking at US indices, they remain generally bullish. Today, it's expected that yesterday's low will be retested, and possibly Wednesday's low if it drops further, but the overall trend is still considered bullish as liquidity grabs lead to higher prices. The Dow Jones reached an objective, and profits were taken. As long as it doesn't break all-time highs, there's potential for further upside in indices. However, rising bond yields are a key observation, as they can pressure risk assets. The market is pricing in potential rate hikes, and a breach of this resistance could stress risk markets in the coming weeks. The VIX is stable, indicating no current market stress. Oil is within its range, with an expectation of revisiting levels above $110 (or $113 for CFDs) in the coming weeks, potentially above $111 in May. Whether this breaks the range remains to be seen, but it could stress the market. Interest rate probability shows a slight dollar uptick, with increasing chances of rate hikes in 2026 and 2027, suggesting market expectations of a prolonged conflict or persistent inflation. The dollar is potentially working on filling a gap, but its current upward movement has minimal impact on US indices, affecting gold more significantly. Risk assets remain bullish with strong buying momentum. A strong dollar typically doesn't benefit crypto, but with indices holding strong, Bitcoin is experiencing consolidation and divergence from the Nasdaq, which is considered positive. The dollar is expected to retest its gap; a decrease in the probability of rate hikes in 2026 from 50% to 39% suggests this rebalancing. While the dollar may not be finished, its impact on indices is limited