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Stalled Clarity Act keeps Bitcoin rangebound as quantum threat adds pressure

South Korea’s digital asset market focus over the past week centred on the stalled U.S. Clarity Act, prolonged range-bound Bitcoin trading, rising concern over quantum-computing threats and debate over XRP’s outlook. Industry and lawmakers clashed over a ban on stablecoin interest, while legislative progress also stalled in South Korea. Bitcoin stayed in a $60,000 to $70,000 band before a rebound linked to news on U.S.-Iran truce talks. Quantum-resistant projects rose after a Google-Caltech paper. XRP drew attention on SWIFT, holdings and price targets. Stablecoin usage grew, while a $285 million DeFi hack revived control concerns.