Executive and legislative crypto policy — central bank stances, country-level rules, and CBDC rollouts.
The BitMEX founder frames the 2024 pro-crypto shift not as ideology but as a direct response to frozen accounts and lawsuits — and argues that without exit optionality, Bitcoin is just another…
The Bank of England governor is chair of the Financial Stability Board — so a transatlantic clash on stablecoin standards would land inside the body that writes the rulebook most of the world copies.
Senator Cynthia Lummis, the most prominent pro-crypto voice in the US Senate, has declared that the United States "will…
Top executives across the oil and gas industry are sounding the alarm: a war with Iran stands to trigger structural…
Senator Cynthia Lummis, one of Congress's most vocal crypto advocates, declared that the United States will "lead the…
A $2T asset class still routed through state-licensed casinos is the framing Novig's CEO used to argue sports event contracts belong under federal CFTC oversight — a fight he expects to reach the…
Two stablecoin tracks running in parallel: Ottawa is taking a year to formalize oversight while Visa scales cross-chain settlement to nine networks — the regulatory and the infrastructural clocks are…
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025 gets its second wind after a January delay — the markup puts the bill on track for the White House's July 4 passage target, with industry backing a…
The initiative dies procedurally — campaigners collected half the 100,000 signatures needed — but the SNB's prior liquidity and volatility objections leave the door closed on substance too.
The Tillis-Alsobrooks language is what unblocked the markup — it answers the question of who regulates stablecoin issuers, and the banking lobby's scramble suggests they didn't like the answer.
Atkins' two-step — limited conditional access first, formal rulemaking second — borrows the path that produced Reg ATS in 1998 and signals the most constructive US crypto posture in years.
American consumers have pushed credit card debt to a record $1.33 trillion, a milestone that signals deepening…
Scheduling the markup over banking-industry objections signals lawmakers are willing to advance the current text — the real fight now shifts to a Senate floor vote and merging with the Agriculture…
Michael Burry, the investor who famously shorted the 2008 housing market, is drawing a direct parallel between today's…
A committee vote is procedural, not passage — but the bipartisan compromise from Tillis and Alsobrooks is the first real signal that stablecoin-yield language can survive a floor fight.
The May 14 markup on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is the first real test of whether a comprehensive market-structure framework can clear committee this session.
The rescheduled markup is the procedural gate — a yes vote advances the bill to the Senate floor, but ethics rules could trip the next stage even if the committee clears it.
President Donald Trump announced that 115,000 Americans found employment in April, using the figure to argue that the…
Reiners' argument collides with the most uncomfortable fact in crypto enforcement right now: the SEC's own chairman was nominated by the issuer's largest beneficiary.
A compromise between Sens. Alsobrooks and Tillis on stablecoin rewards has industry odds of a comprehensive crypto bill climbing to roughly 60% — but ethics provisions tied to Trump's crypto ventures…
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