The week starting April 13, 2026, is significant for both the cryptocurrency and banking sectors. The U.S. Senate will return from recess, resuming discussions on the Clarity Act, which aims to provide regulatory clarity for digital assets. Meanwhile, the National Credit Union Administration will close its comment period on proposed stablecoin issuer rules, potentially shaping future regulations. April 15 marks the U.S. tax filing deadline, a crucial date for cryptocurrency holders as it may introduce market volatility. Additionally, earnings reports from major financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and BlackRock are expected to reveal how their crypto-related ventures are performing, reflecting the evolving institutional interest in digital assets. Key macroeconomic data, including U.S. producer price inflation, will also be released, influencing the Federal Reserve's interest rate policies.