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The CLARITY Act narrative has flipped—and the market hasn't fully adjusted. 🔄 Just months ago, traders priced passage at nearly 80%. Every regulatory post sounded like the same easy bullish take, with altcoins treating it as a done deal. Now? Odds sit closer to 30%. The bill isn't dead, but treating it as a formality is dangerous. The real question isn't whether crypto gets clarity—it's which sectors win if it passes, and which suffer if it slips to 2027. 📉 RWA: 30% — The clearest upside 🏦 This is where the tokenization thesis gets its strongest tailwind. $ONDO sits at the center of institutional asset tokenization, $QNT connects TradFi rails to on-chain infrastructure, and $LINK anchors verified off-chain data. If the bill passes, RWA captures the most significant capital-unlock narrative. If it stalls, tokenization still happens—but more of it remains trapped inside traditional systems. Layer-1s: 25% — Less dependent ⛓️ $NEAR, $ICP, $ALGO, $SUI, and $TON benefit from clearer network-token pathways, but these aren't pure CLARITY trades. They move on usage, developer activity, and ecosystem liquidity. Regulatory certainty helps—it doesn't define them. AI: 20% — Ambiguity remains 🤖 $TAO and $RENDER sound compelling under a digital commodity framework, but classification isn't automatic. The market wants a clean AI narrative; the legal path is murkier than the headline suggests. Privacy: 10% — Double-edged sword 🕵️ $ZEC and $ZANO might finally get "clarity"—but that could mean stricter AML scrutiny, not freedom. For privacy tokens, clarity isn't automatically bullish. Payments/DeFi: 15% — The middle ground 💳 $XLM benefits from improving stablecoin treatment, while $HYPE watches DeFi rules remain unresolved.