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CLARITY Act signing market draws sizable No holdings among tracked traders

PolyConsensus reports 25 of 63 tracked top Polymarket traders holding the CLARITY Act market are on No, priced at 97 cents as of 09:26 UTC on November 4. The tracked wallets hold about 3.0 million dollars on that side, making it one of the largest consensus positions on the board.

According to PolyConsensus, 25 of 63 tracked top Polymarket traders holding positions in the market on whether the CLARITY Act will be signed into law in 2026 are on No.

That side was priced at 97 cents as of 09:26 UTC on November 4. The tracked wallets held about 3.0 million dollars on No, which PolyConsensus described as one of the largest consensus positions on the board.

Position size and trader count

The figures show substantial capital committed to No, but the reported No holders account for fewer than half of the 63 tracked traders in this market. The summary does not specify how the remaining traders are positioned.

The PolyConsensus report was published on Nov 4, 2026 at 4:30 AM ET. Its figures provide a snapshot of pricing and tracked holdings, rather than an update on the CLARITY Act’s legislative progress.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Price and holdings measure different things: The 97-cent No price and about 3.0 million dollars held on that side describe market pricing and tracked exposure, respectively.
  • The consensus label needs context: PolyConsensus identifies the position as one of the board’s largest, while the reported No-holder count is 25 of 63 tracked traders.
  • The outcome remains separate from positioning: These holdings indicate exposure to the CLARITY Act not being signed into law in 2026; they do not establish the eventual result.
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