Movement Alert|Strategy Rises 5.27% in Regular Trading, Goldman Sachs CEO Endorsement of Clarity Act Lifts Crypto Sector

Market Focus
Jul 27

On July 27, Strategy rose 5.27% in regular trading, trading at $97.75/share, with turnover of $148 million. The rally came as Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon publicly endorsed the Clarity Act, providing a rare Wall Street heavyweight backing for the crypto regulatory framework.

Solomon stated that the bill would create a level playing field and enhance market stability, allowing crypto markets to develop on a proper track. His support stands in sharp contrast to JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who criticized the bill for allowing crypto firms to pay interest on stablecoins without equivalent protections, highlighting a deep rift among traditional financial institutions. The Senate Republican leadership is working to advance the 616-page bill toward a floor vote, though it requires 60 votes and bipartisan cooperation remains uncertain ahead of the August recess.

Strategy, which holds 843,775 BTC and is deeply tied to crypto market sentiment, has benefited from the broader policy tailwind as the Clarity Act progresses through Congress. The stock has rebounded from lows near $80 seen in late June amid renewed regulatory optimism.

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