The Federal Reserve said it is ending its program supervising banks involved in crypto and financial technology.
President Donald Trump has picked crypto-friendly Stephen Miran to serve on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
President Trump signed an executive order intended to block federal regulators from targeting crypto-friendly financial institutions.
Trump signed an executive order that directs the Labor Department to pave the way for crypto to be offered in 401(k) retirement plans.
Many in the crypto industry expressed enthusiasm for the President's Working Group's report released on Wednesday.
Trump tasked a crypto working group with laying out recommendations for a regulatory framework for digital assets, including stablecoins.
A coalition of federal agencies, commissioned by the White House, detailed their recommendations to usher "in the golden age of crypto."
Sen. Cynthia Lummis introduced a bill that would put into law an order from a U.S. housing agency to evaluate cryptocurrency.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said the stablecoin issuer is "well underway" to do business in the U.S. in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
Republican Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott and other lawmakers are moving forward with their cryptocurrency market structure bill.
Polymarket says it's coming back to the U.S. in buying derivatives exchange QCEX after a federal investigation was dropped.
U.S. President Donald Trump signed a bill that would create a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins.
Cryptocurrency advocates, President Trump era regulators voiced enthusiasm and delight after passage of three cryptocurrency bills.
Lawmakers have passed cryptocurrency legislation to create a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins and write rules for the industry.
Following days of upheaval in Washington, pro-crypto lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they have the votes to pass key legislation.
A proposal submitted by the WLFI team on July 9 was approved on Wednesday with 99.94% of voters in support.
House lawmakers are back on track to push forward with cryptocurrency bills after a routine vote turned tumultuous earlier in the week.
A procedural vote to advance crypto bills, which failed and was expected to be revisited later on Tuesday, is no longer taking place.
A procedural vote that would have cleared the way for lawmakers to pass monumental cryptocurrency legislation has failed.
The U.S. House of Representatives will consider the stablecoin GENIUS bill and the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act.
Fairshake, along with several allied PACs, is gearing up ahead of next year’s midterm elections with a commanding $141 million war chest.
Lawmakers and cryptocurrency advocates are gearing up for what is to be one of the biggest weeks for digital asset legislation.
U.S. federal banking agencies released a joint statement setting out how existing rules apply to banks holding crypto on customers' behalf.
Coinbase lodged a lawsuit against Governor Kotek, accusing her office of stonewalling it after requesting documents tied to past charges.
Legislators will consider the GENIUS stablecoin bill, larger crypto market structure Clarity bill, and another focused on blocking CBDCs.
Bills to regulate stablecoins working their way through Washington put Americans at risk, said New York Attorney General Letitia James.
A cryptocurrency tax provision that would have scored big for advocates ultimately didn't make it into the "big, beautiful bill."
Crypto advocates are rallying behind an amendment to get digital asset tax changes added to what's being called the "big, beautiful bill."
"I notice more and more you pay in bitcoin," Trump said. "People are saying it takes a lot of pressure off the dollar."
Lawmakers and the White House are pushing to pass comprehensive legislation to regulate the crypto industry by the end of September.