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The ideas could improve after-tax investment returns and reduce friction in housing, linking financial markets to household wealth and federal revenue.
The bill's advance would test whether Washington can deliver a clearer market-structure rulebook for digital-asset firms.
Senate Majority Leader Thune has conceded the bill will not pass before September, freezing US crypto market structure legislation through election season and exposing a deeper industry split over…
The holdings span at least 30 companies but no single public ledger exists to track them, raising fresh questions about how Washington manages its growing equity book.
The NCA's first jobs audit puts a number on the US crypto sector that policymakers can no longer hand-wave away: 34,000 direct hires, 232,000 jobs supported, and outsized concentration in California…
Months of bipartisan work on presidential digital-asset conflict-of-interest rules now hinge on a single closed-door meeting, and the clock on market-structure legislation is the real casualty.
A year after Trump signed the first federal stablecoin law, the OCC, FDIC and Treasury have proposals out for comment but no final rules, and the broader Clarity Act remains stalled over ethics.
The Fed is blocked from issuing a retail digital dollar through 2030, removing the one structural threat the crypto industry had lobbied against for years, even though the central bank was never…
The veto threat lands the same week housing-data releases are testing rate-cut bets, and gives mortgage-backed securities a fresh political-risk premium to price in.
The CFTC lacks the quorum to chair the Clarity Act markup; the White House letter defends the slow nominee process, but the bill can't move without seated commissioners.
The pitch is geopolitical, not financial: framing US crypto leadership as a sovereignty race against China and other rivals hands the White House a cover story for sustained pro-industry policy.
A sitting CFTC chairman publicly drawing a hard line against a US central bank digital currency is the sharpest policy signal yet that the federal pivot is permanent, not partisan.
The reserve is still alive on paper, but with no agency owning it and no execution timeline, the headline policy is sliding into the same bureaucratic limbo that killed prior crypto executive orders.
At the heart of the shift is a framing swap: from treating the assets as the threat to letting American investors pick the winners under US law.
A sitting US president publicly backing Bitcoin adoption is the rare endorsement that reframes the asset from speculative bet to strategic reserve candidate in the same sentence.
The endorsement lands weeks before the 2024 election and reframes crypto adoption as a voter coalition Trump says he can't afford to ignore.
The Binance founder told CoinDesk he cannot predict whether a future administration would subpoena him, but argued the industry has crossed a point of no return regardless of who holds office.
A new channel for public contributions to a federally branded savings initiative, routed through the Treasury rather than private philanthropy.
NOBLE's endorsement is the first from a major US law enforcement organization, framing market-structure legislation as a policing tool, not just a financial one.
The chipmaker's commitment is corporate money flowing into a White House-branded children's savings initiative, blurring the line between public policy and private sponsorship.
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