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Shares of crypto-linked companies are trading higher as Bitcoin rises in response to reports suggesting that President Trump agreed to the CLARITY Act's ethics language. Treasury Secretary Bessent said, "We're at the 1-yard line on the CLARITY Act in the Senate."
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