US Senate delays Clarity Act vote; Cardano sustains gains
Cardano extended its recent gains after the US Senate postponed a vote on the Clarity Act.
Cardano held onto recent price advances following a delay in the US Senate's scheduled vote on the Clarity Act. The postponement provided a reprieve for the asset as it navigates ongoing regulatory developments affecting the crypto sector.
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