Bitcoin climbed from $75,000 to almost $82,000 despite the U.S. Senate’s failed cloture vote on the CLARITY Act, the Federal Reserve’s first rate increase in more than three years and a Bank of Japan rate hike that lifted rates to a 31-year high. The rally stalled on Saturday evening as reports of escalating hostilities involving Saudi Arabia and Iran-backed Houthis emerged. Bitcoin later traded just above $80,000, with a $1.61 trillion market capitalization and dominance near 59%, while total crypto market capitalization fell about $40 billion to $2.740 trillion. Major altcoins mostly declined, although Avalanche and other tokens gained, and an earlier snapshot showed AR up 41.84%, ENA up 21.74% and AVAX up 17.94%.