Many traders expect the CLARITY Act to spark a massive rally in Bitcoin, but Brian Dixon said the market may not react immediately. “I don’t think it will have much effect in the next day,” Dixon, speaking alongside Grant Cardone at the 10X conference, said, referring to Bitcoin’s short-term price action if the bill passes.
Instead, Dixon argued, the real impact of the bill would come much later. According to him, the CLARITY law is not about creating an immediate “green candle” but building long-term trust in the cryptocurrency market.
Dixon explained that the biggest impact could be seen gradually over the next six to 18 months as regulatory clarity brings major institutions into the market more aggressively.
“I think this provides a green light to major corporations and major institutions,” Dixon said. He added that companies could begin to “systematically deploy $10 billion, $20 billion, $50 billion per organization on a quarterly basis.”
According to Dixon, large corporations and institutional investors are still waiting for clearer cryptocurrency regulations before seriously allocating to Bitcoin. Once the framework is in place, he expects steady institutional accumulation rather than one explosive movement.
“Gradual accumulation is the bigger story,” Dixon said, emphasizing that long-term capital flows are more important than short-term market hype.
Middle East government bond funds are already buying
Dixon also highlighted the growing role of sovereign wealth funds, particularly in the Middle East. He explained that many international funds are closely watching how the United States handles cryptocurrency regulation before increasing their exposure to digital assets.
He pointed specifically to Mubadala, Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund, and said the group was already “systematically acquiring these bitcoins when they think they are discounted.”
According to Dixon, clarity on U.S. regulations could encourage these funds to scale up their purchases even further.
‘It is a structural floor’
For Dixon, the CLARITY Act is ultimately about building market infrastructure rather than sparking a short-term rally. Throughout the debate, his message remained consistent. Bitcoin may not explode overnight after the bill is passed, but it could lay the structural foundation that institutions have been waiting for before pouring large amounts of capital into the cryptocurrency market.
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