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PANews, December 20th – According to Cointelegraph, veteran trader Peter Brandt stated that although there are signs that the US digital asset market structure bill, the "Clarity Act," could be passed by Congress as early as January next year, the bill is unlikely to have a significant impact on the price of bitcoin. However, he emphasized that the bill will still be an important step forward for the entire crypto industry. "The positive significance of the Clarity Act is that it will greatly clarify the regulatory structure for crypto assets." Similar to Peter Brandt's view, Ledn Chief Investment Officer John Glover believes that the potential passage of the Clarity Act has already been "priced in" by the market.

Foresight News reports that the self-custody digital bank Tria has launched its first season points campaign. Users can earn experience points through spending, upgrading, and referrals, and experience points accumulated since the launch have already been credited to accounts.

According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on December 20, Globenewswire reported that Nasdaq-listed blockchain ASIC chip development and listing company AGM Group announced the completion of a total of $2 million in convertible note issuance and delivery. The related fundraising transaction was carried out in two rounds, with $1.5 million paid at the first closing, and the remaining $500,000 completed at the second closing on December 18. AGM Group also disclosed that it had previously reached an investment agreement to raise a total of $6 million in three phases through the issuance of convertible notes.