Executive and legislative crypto policy — central bank stances, country-level rules, and CBDC rollouts.
The president's framing pairs AI leadership with export controls, signaling that the next phase of the US-China tech race is policy, not just chips.
Brian Armstrong's "one yard line" framing targets the Senate, where the market-structure bill has stalled since the House passed it with bipartisan support in 2025.
With seven floor days before the August break and a 60-vote threshold still unfilled, the bipartisan compromise on Trump's crypto conflict-of-interest language is the bill's clearest shot at momentum.
The AI model pairs the upside with a $0.85–$1.50 range-bound scenario, with the trigger for either path sitting on whether SEC/CFTC recognition and ETF flows actually land.
The former Fed governor's read reframes the policy debate: with 42 days of market-driven tightening already in the tape, the FOMC's next decision is about validating or pushing back on the curve…
A trillion-dollar single-session wipe is the kind of move that forces pension funds and retail alike to reassess how much equity risk they're still holding.
The Federal Reserve left its benchmark rate unchanged, extending the pause as inflation and labor data keep policymakers in a holding pattern ahead of the next move.
A sixth straight pause is the easy headline; the harder read is whether Chair Kevin Warsh uses the press conference to walk back forward guidance and the dot plot that markets have anchored to for…
The 29% FedWatch odds of a July hike look about right: the more useful signal is the 2-year yield pushing the Fed funds rate toward 4.25%, which is the level the market wants by December.
The federally chartered digital asset bank says the proposed payment account would leave crypto-native banks under permanent scrutiny, not the level playing field Waller's framework promised.
The earnings number matters less than the H2 outlook and whether Coinbase can finally get its diversification story past the regulator's desk in Washington.
The lobbying push lands with a hard deadline: the Senate has until the first week of August to clear crypto legislation before election-year politics swallow the calendar.
The appointment lands during a broader EF shakeup that has pushed several high-profile researchers out the door and toward new Ethereum-focused ventures outside the foundation.
Bullish's Chris Tyrer and Tram Doman argue the systemic-risk fear is real, but it is born from how a venue handles defaults under stress, not from the no-expiry contract itself.
A merged Senate-House draft now carries an ethics title and sits one motion-to-proceed away from a floor vote the week of August 3.
A 54-point collapse from the February peak of 82% captures how the legislative calendar has slipped past three promised windows, leaving market-structure clarity for crypto squarely in a slow-motion…
The stablecoin-rewards fight is now a proxy war for who controls the market's biggest US policy win, and Trump's own DeFi project is making the Democratic votes the bill needs politically toxic.
CoinCash's first MiCA license lands in the same week Budapest repeals a rule that had let intermediaries veto retail crypto trades, putting Hungary ahead on the EU's new framework.
The Hong Kong licensed venue's retail launch extends XRP's regulated reach beyond institutional books in the city, the kind of venue-level adoption that deepens liquidity and tightens spreads.
Five of the six are euro-denominated, but dollar stablecoins still hold the capitalization lead, with USDC the dominant name on the list.
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