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On September 14, Jiang Zhuoer, founder of the Liebit Mining Pool, analyzed the latest developments regarding the US CLARITY Act on the X platform. He pointed out that the Republican Party released a new text claiming to have 'compromised on 80% of the contentious provisions.' Polymarket's probability increased from 14% to 28%, but in reality, they only conceded about 60%, and key provisions being compromised by half amounts to no real concession. Regarding ethical provisions, the new text limits concessions to officials and their spouses, but still excludes children and affiliated entities. In terms of litigation provisions, state attorneys general can only sue exchanges for listing non-compliant tokens and cannot sue the Department of Justice for failing to enforce ethics or the President himself. Jiang believes that the Democrats will inevitably be dissatisfied, as there is no reason to give Trump a gift before the midterm elections. He sees little hope for the procedural vote scheduled for 2:15 AM Beijing time on September 16 to pass, and the failure of the bill vote could likely mark the beginning of a correction in BTC's current upward trend.

On September 14, former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei for his recent comments advocating for a slowdown in the development of cutting-edge AI, calling them 'self-serving' and accusing him of past misconduct. Trump stated that the U.S. government has already prevented Dario and other AI 'figures' from engaging in 'bad things,' and now Dario is starting to 'pretend to be a perfect little angel,' adding that this behavior will continue. Previously, Amodei had publicly urged the AI industry to slow down the pace of developing advanced models, warning that rapid AI advancements could pose serious risks. Following this, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Tesla CEO Elon Musk expressed varying degrees of support for Amodei's stance. Trump has repeatedly emphasized that the U.S. must maintain its leadership in the AI field and be cautious of excessive regulation that could hinder America's competitiveness with Asian countries.

On September 14, according to BIT (Bit.com) market data, Bitcoin mining company MARA's stock price fell by 3.57%, bringing its market capitalization down to $4.456 billion. In news, JPMorgan downgraded MARA's rating from 'Overweight' to 'Underweight' and reduced its target price from $13 to $11. Analyst Richard Choe believes that MARA's strategy of forming a joint venture with Starwood Capital and shifting some mining facilities towards AI and high-performance computing data centers may face issues of 'value creation dilution.' Additionally, some of the company's mining sites have limited power capacity, making them unsuitable for conversion into data centers.