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Robinhood and Webull Drop 4% on CLARITY Act Vote Uncertainty

By Markets Desk · 2026-09-15 · Updated 2026-09-15 14:50 UTC
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Crypto-exposed brokerages including Robinhood, Webull, and Interactive Brokers are falling 3-4% as investors brace for a crucial Senate vote on the CLARITY Act. The uncertainty is dragging down broader market sentiment, with Bitcoin and related ETFs also retreating amid the regulatory ambiguity.

  • GN markets/crypto (en-US) reports that the decline has spread to Interactive Brokers, which is down 3% to $88.29, while Bitcoin slips 3% to $76,372. The source notes that the Senate's procedural vote on the CLARITY Act, which requires a 60-vote threshold, is the primary driver of this cross-sector volatility.

    Source: Yahoo Finance
  • Crypto-exposed brokerages face immediate pressure as Senate deliberations on digital asset regulation intensify.

    Source: 247wallst.com
Based on reporting by 247wallst.com and Yahoo Finance, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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