Senate to Vote on Clarity Act; House Floats 1M BTC Reserve
Today the Senate tests the Clarity Act's 60-vote threshold, while the House floats a 1M BTC strategic reserve under a 20-year lockup. ETF flows already turned positive at $159.9M.
Country and city adoption — BTC as legal tender, sovereign Bitcoin reserves, and big-corp first-time crypto moves.
Today the Senate tests the Clarity Act's 60-vote threshold, while the House floats a 1M BTC strategic reserve under a 20-year lockup. ETF flows already turned positive at $159.9M.
A yes vote from one of the Senate's most senior Republicans signals the bill has cross-aisle momentum, raising the odds of the first comprehensive US crypto market-structure law clearing the chamber.
The 635-page bill represents a rare bipartisan construction, with Democrats credited for writing more than half its text, raising the odds of a floor vote.
The Treasury Secretary's public commitment signals the administration is treating crypto dominance as an economic policy priority, not just a campaign talking point.
Stablecoin-denominated gas and sub-second finality set Arc apart from general-purpose chains, with Circle's infrastructure backing its pitch to financial-market builders.
The attribution matters: if reserve diversification is a geopolitical choice by two countries rather than a broad global trend, the dollar's structural dominance looks far less threatened than…
A sitting Treasury Secretary publicly backing crypto legislation is a rare alignment of executive and legislative pressure that could accelerate a long-stalled regulatory framework.
A July launch beating Base, Arbitrum and Optimism on fees is the standout signal: retail-heavy distribution is now out-earning infrastructure-first L2s.
A direct White House lobbying push on sitting Senators signals the administration is treating crypto market structure legislation as a near-term priority, not a back-burner promise.
The failed Merey 16 crude purchase has triggered a Polish criminal investigation and charges against former executives, a rare cautionary tale for stablecoin settlement in commodity trade.
The roughly three-month withdrawal window and the 5% monthly fee on anything left behind make this less a graceful exit than a clock that starts ticking the moment a user does nothing.
Users have until December 22 to withdraw funds, making the withdrawal window the most urgent operational detail for anyone with assets on the platform.
The coalition's challenge puts U.S. market access and regulatory oversight in focus as Congress weighs the bill.
The platform says 40% of peak trading volume now sits in non-crypto assets and its rToken product crossed $100M in AUM within five weeks of launch.
A fourth push to postpone the 22% crypto gains tax crosses the 50,000-signature National Assembly threshold while the finance ministry nominee confirms the Jan. 1, 2027 start date.
The accusation signals a partisan standoff that could stall the most comprehensive US crypto market structure bill yet, deepening regulatory uncertainty for the industry.
The dispute puts federal preemption and state investor-protection authority at the center of the Senate’s crypto debate.
The counterproposal's substance will be the next test for broader Senate support and a clearer US crypto market-structure framework.
Most of that volume isn't coming from Robinhood's brokerage users yet, leaving the largest monetizable audience untapped, and is why the chain reads as long optionality on retail tokenization.
The remarks tie U.S. price pressures to oil-market risk around the Iran conflict.