Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong drops support for the Clarity Act, citing the revised bill as “materially worse” than the current status quo. This move has significant implications for the crypto industry, highlighting the need for more favorable regulations.
The Senate Banking Committee submitted 137 amendments to the Digital Asset Market Structure Act, reflecting the intense interest and debate surrounding the landmark legislation that aims to regulate the crypto industry in the U.S.
Bitcoin declined 2.57% as stocks rallied, with $1.1 billion exiting Bitcoin ETFs. Altcoins like XRP and SOL showed strength, while on-chain data suggests patient market behavior ahead of Senate crypto legislation.
US lawmakers introduce a standalone bill to protect blockchain developers ahead of broader crypto legislation, aiming to provide clarity and protection for non-custodial DeFi developers.
The White House briefing incident has fueled the debate over insider trading in prediction markets, with 30 Democrats introducing legislation to ban elected officials from placing political bets. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been implicated in the controversy, adding to the irony of the situation.
Florida lawmakers reintroduce a bill to create a state Bitcoin reserve, aiming to position the state as a leader in blockchain innovation and financial sovereignty.
Florida lawmakers have introduced a new bill for the 2026 session to establish a state-run Bitcoin reserve, reviving a stalled effort from 2025 and positioning Florida as a leader in crypto adoption.
The 2026 US midterm elections could delay major crypto legislation until 2027, impacting regulatory clarity and market growth, warns TD Cowen.
Rep. Norma Torres proposes a bill to ban government officials from trading in political prediction markets using nonpublic information after a suspicious $400,000 bet on Maduro’s capture.
Binance lists a som-pegged stablecoin as Kyrgyzstan deepens its crypto push with new legislation, a gold-backed stablecoin, and plans for a national crypto reserve.