Bitcoin briefly surged to $82,000 following the Senate Banking Committee's approval of the Clarity Act, marking a $2,000 increase. However, the rally was short-lived as the price quickly retreated, failing to establish a higher high and falling below key trendlines. Analysts are cautious about the sustainability of this surge, noting that the Stochastic RSI indicators suggest waning momentum. The 200-day simple moving average (SMA) continues to exert downward pressure on Bitcoin's price, which remains at a critical support level. The upcoming weekend is pivotal, with Sunday's close potentially determining whether Bitcoin can maintain its upward trajectory or fall back into a bearish pattern. A close above $80,600 could signal further gains, while a drop below this level might lead to a retest of lower supports.