White House 'bullish' on Clarity Act ahead of Sept. 15 vote!
More than 600 pages of federal crypto framework, and a successful cloture vote on Sept. 15 would end months of stalemate over stablecoin rewards and Trump's ethics conflicts.
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More than 600 pages of federal crypto framework, and a successful cloture vote on Sept. 15 would end months of stalemate over stablecoin rewards and Trump's ethics conflicts.
Coinbase's role gives Open USD added weight, while Circle defends USDC's liquidity and distribution moat.
The 60-vote threshold on Sept. 15 is a real stress test. Even if Clarity stalls, the SEC and CFTC have telegraphed they'll keep rulemaking without it.
Zero downtime during a Google-scale DDoS gives investors a resilience signal that short-term price drops cannot capture.
A drought in major exchanges' order-book depth turns modest selling into outsized price swings, making liquidity a core market-structure risk.
The date puts US crypto market structure before the Senate, making regulatory clarity a near-term test for exchanges, issuers and institutions.
The push treats MEV as an economic problem, with privacy tools designed to shield transaction intent while retaining selective disclosure for legitimate needs.
The Wyoming Stable Token Commission is the first US public entity to swap blockchain infrastructure on security grounds, joining a $15B migration wave triggered by the $292M Kelp DAO exploit.
The $4.5B cumulative total underscores crypto cards' growing role in everyday payments, with USDT gaining share while USDC remains dominant.
The proposal offers issuers a potential capital-raising route while Congress remains short of a market-structure law, but it still faces a 60-day comment period and months of review.
The $137M improvement repaired only a third of recent losses, making follow-through across the next few sessions more important than the single-day headline.
The $81M STRC buyback aims to push the preferred stock back toward par, while a $4B cash reserve and fresh MSTR dilution reopen a crucial funding channel.
Returning ETF inflows and easing September Fed-hike expectations give the sentiment shift support beyond Bitcoin's rebound.
Power infrastructure and long-term compute contracts, not bitcoin production, are where the market has priced the real value, and a 21% hashrate drop is reshaping pure-play miner economics.
Gold has gained 10% this month on the same debt fears, while BTC has lagged for nine straight months. The digital-gold hedge narrative is being stress-tested in real time.
First time Neuberger is a subadvisor to a tokenized fund, deployed across Avalanche, Ethereum, Solana and Sui, and Securitize itself just cleared SEC RIA status.
Pairing a Nasdaq-listed treasury vehicle with 18% of Zcash's hashrate and a 5% ZEC supply target turns a privacy-coin mining bet into an institutionally-backed accumulation play.
Wallets, fee calculators and trackers must distinguish existing accounts from fresh addresses, turning a familiar gas estimate into an infrastructure deadline before mainnet.
Four-way breadth is constructive, but BTC supplied the clear majority, leaving the session's demand heavily concentrated.
With more than 50M users, Cash App is widening a mainstream crypto gateway while MoonPay provides the asset and wallet infrastructure.