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Splitting cash across both parties keeps crypto on Congress's agenda whoever wins in November, but the real payoff hinges on what the next market-structure bill permits and leaves out.
His departure removes a White House intermediary as Senate disputes over stablecoin rewards and ethics safeguards cloud the bill, even as the SEC and CFTC press ahead under existing powers.
His departure leaves a key Senate negotiation without its White House lead as disputes over stablecoin rewards and ethics continue to weigh on the bill.
QCP sees an $80,000-$90,000 base-case range for Q4, with renewed ETF outflows and macro uncertainty weighing on the outlook.
The warning puts regulatory uncertainty at the center of the US crypto policy debate, with legislation stalled and no resolution stated.
Agency action can bridge the policy gap, but it cannot provide the lasting market structure that only legislation can establish.
The Senate setback preserves uncertainty, but deal activity remains concentrated in businesses with clearer rules, licenses, technology and distribution.
With two key Senate negotiators retiring, the next Congress may have to rebuild support for a market-structure framework backed by crypto firms and Wall Street.
Mike Belshe says combining trading, brokerage and custody inside one firm could turn a company failure into a market-wide breakdown.
Regulators have opened a narrow path for tokenized equities, but firms planning long-term investments still lack the certainty of a law passed by Congress.
Citi projects roughly $5B in net ETF inflows over 12 months, citing stronger crypto activity and a favorable macroeconomic backdrop.
The paradox of a Sept. 15 Senate defeat and an 11% market-cap rally: stalled legislation gave the SEC and CFTC room to move on stablecoins and tokenization, but left crypto without a statutory…
The stalled bill leaves US crypto market-structure rules unresolved, while the industry shifts some of its lobbying focus toward regulators.
The endorsements turn stalled federal rulemaking into an election issue, as the Coinbase-backed group expands its campaign activity across Senate and House races.
The setback leaves digital-asset firms without the statutory rules lawmakers had negotiated, while Sen. Tim Scott is urging the SEC and CFTC to act in Congress's place.
Bitcoin's response points to liquidity as the stronger near-term driver, but the Senate setback leaves regulatory uncertainty unresolved ahead of the midterms.
The next Congress could shape who writes the US framework, keeping policy uncertainty in focus as digital-asset adoption develops.
The setback leaves crypto market structure in regulatory limbo, with SEC and CFTC authority still blurred and a new Congress likely required to restart the process.
Garlinghouse framed the Clarity Act effort as an industry-wide push, not a campaign for Ripple alone.
Smith built the trade group in 2018 and now inherits it again with her Solana Policy Institute role intact.
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