The implied probability of the Clarity Act becoming law this year rose from 18% to 22% after U.S. President Trump urged Congress to pass a "fair version" of the bill, according to Predict.fun, a prediction market platform. The increase followed Trump's remarks at a White House meeting with executives from the crypto industry and financial institutions, where he called for clearer digital asset regulation. Despite the uptick, market pricing continues to indicate limited confidence in passage before year-end.