Bitcoin opened flat before rising slightly to $63,818.70, while Ethereum opened down 1.3% before recovering to $1,874.41; investors are closely watching the progress of the "Clarity for Digital Assets" bill.
On Tuesday morning, August 4, U.S. ET, Bitcoin opened at $63,463.72, flat with Monday's opening price, and then rose to $63,818.70. Ethereum opened at $1,858.53, down 1.3% from Monday's opening price, and then recovered to $1,874.41. Cryptocurrency investors are closely watching the progress of the Clarity Act in Congress, with doubts remaining as to whether the bill can pass before the summer recess.
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