Coinbase could pull CLARITY Act support over stablecoin rewards ban
Coinbase may withdraw its support for the CLARITY Act if it includes a ban on stablecoin rewards, highlighting tensions between crypto leaders and regulators.
Coinbase may withdraw its support for the CLARITY Act if it includes a ban on stablecoin rewards, highlighting tensions between crypto leaders and regulators.
Ahead of the CLARITY Act vote, an anonymous advocacy group runs anti-DeFi ads, highlighting concerns about illicit activities and regulatory gaps in decentralized finance.
An anti-DeFi group is running ads on Fox News urging the public to oppose DeFi regulations in the CLARITY Act. Learn how this could shape the future of crypto in the U.S.
The CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, requires bipartisan support to pass, with analyst Alex Thorn believing it unlikely to come up for a second vote in 2026 if it fails.
US Representative Byron Donalds’ $100,000 Bitcoin purchase sparks speculation about the CLARITY Act’s potential passage and its implications for crypto regulation.
Bitwise’s Matt Hougan identifies three critical checkpoints that must be cleared before the crypto market can achieve new all-time highs by 2026.
The CLARITY Act is set for markup next week, marking a crucial step towards regulatory clarity for the crypto and blockchain industries.
The CLARITY Act is a comprehensive crypto market structure legislation that is considered more complex than the stablecoin bill. Its implementation is expected to face extended negotiations over DeFi oversight and token standards, but competitive pressure from Europe’s MiCA framework and talent flight are likely to drive congressional action in 2026.
Coinbase executive defends delay in passing CLARITY Act into US law, citing complexity of issues addressed.
Senate sets January markup for the CLARITY Act, reviving a digital-asset framework that stalled in 2025. Traders brace for DeFi amendments.