Bitcoin traders are expressing optimism for a rapid increase in Bitcoin's price, potentially reaching $90,000 following the anticipated vote on the CLARITY Act, a proposed bill in the United States aimed at clarifying cryptocurrency regulations. Michaël van de Poppe, founder of MN Capital, stated that if Bitcoin continues its upward trend, this target could be achieved within days. Onchain data supports this bullish sentiment, with Bitcoin researcher Axel Adler Jr. noting that short-term holder loss pressure has remained at zero percent for five consecutive days, indicating that recent buyers are not selling at a loss. Furthermore, the proportion of Bitcoin supply held by short-term traders has decreased to 22.2%, the lowest in 90 days, suggesting that fewer recently purchased Bitcoins are being sold, which may enhance the likelihood of a price breakout. However, trader Zord cautioned that Bitcoin could encounter resistance between $83,400 and $84,600, as this range represents a significant Fibonacci resistance zone where traders might take profits. The CLARITY Act, which has seen over 100 amendments proposed by members of the US Senate Banking Committee, seeks to establish clearer guidelines for the regulation of stablecoins and the broader crypto market, potentially impacting how crypto exchanges operate.