What If the Clarity Act Doesn't Pass This Year? Here Are 3 Ways to Bulletproof Your Crypto Portfolio.
Plan for the contingency now so that you won't be chasing the market later.
The Senate has set a cloture vote for the Clarity Act on September 15, a procedural test determining if the chamber will take up the bill for a final vote this year. If the bill fails or is delayed, the crypto market is expected to react, likely causing an immediate dip in cryptocurrency prices. Prediction markets show a mere 16% chance of the Clarity Act passing before the end of the year, so investors should prepare their portfolios for potential outcomes. Here are three ways to protect your crypto portfolio:
1. Prepare for Bitcoin's potential dip: If the Clarity Act doesn't pass, Bitcoin could experience a 10% to 25% decline, while altcoins might fall by as much as 15% to 30%. This dip could provide an opportunity to buy Bitcoin at lower prices than usual, positioning the asset as potentially the most resilient in the market.
2. Buy some more Bitcoin: Rather than purchasing altcoins, consider investing more in Bitcoin. This strategy ensures that you have capital in the asset most likely to hold up and grow over time, even if conditions become more challenging.
3. Maintain cash and extra capital for other major cryptos: Allocate a portion of your portfolio to other major cryptocurrencies, such as Ethereum, Solana, or XRP. These coins exist in legal gray zones that the Clarity Act aims to clarify. Even if these coins experience a downturn, they still have growth catalysts and project ecosystems that could continue generating value. By having a plan in place and pre-positioning funds, you can avoid making emotional and suboptimal decisions during market downturns.
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