The following article is adapted from The Block’s newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance urged action on digital asset regulation, warning that inaction could send trillions offshore.
The following article is adapted from The Block’s newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.
Rep. Maxine Waters introduced a new bill to address concerns about the president's involvement in digital assets.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins fielded questions from lawmakers about President Trump-linked memecoin and connections to Justin Sun.
The Senate's vote to advance the GENIUS Act is 'historic' and could help 'ensure US dollar dominance,' said senators and crypto leaders.
In a second take, U.S. senators voted on Monday night to move forward with monumental legislation to regulate stablecoins.
U.S. lawmakers are "90% there" when it comes to supporting a Senate stablecoin bill following a failed vote last week.
Wintermute is expanding to New York City, tapping policy veteran Ron Hammond as it positions itself in a favorable regulatory environment.
One of the CFTC's chiefs, Summer Mersinger, is set to leave that agency and take on a new role — CEO of the Blockchain Association.
Passing pro-crypto legislation which supports the long-term growth of digital assets could solidify the president's legacy, if he can get it done.
The bill's restrictions would apply to President Trump, Elon Musk, elected members of Congress, and other senior government officials.
Senators voted to not move forward on a bill to regulate stablecoins for now following escalating tension over President Trump's involvement.
Rep. Ritchie Torre plans to introduce legislation that would block President Donald Trump from "profiteering" on memecoins and stablecoins.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. "should be the premier destination for digital assets" during a hearing on Wednesday.
The following article is adapted from The Block’s newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.
Democrats and Republicans physically splintered on Tuesday, holding their own meetings to discuss the future of cryptocurrency regulation.
Hougan remains optimistic on crypto prices this year if the U.S. Congress can get stablecoin and market structure bills passed.
Democrats are reportedly planning to walk out of a joint congressional hearing scheduled for Tuesday focused on cryptocurrency legislation.
Senate Minority Leader Schumer reportedly urged Senate Democrats to withhold their support in order to extract more concessions from Republicans.
Nine Senate Democrats said the so-called GENIUS Act has "numerous issues" days ahead of the first expected procedural votes on the bill.
Key lawmakers are set to release a discussion draft in the coming days that would lay out a momentous regulatory framework for digital assets.
Hougan also predicted the Bitcoin ETFs will generate record net inflows by the end of 2025 as remaining barriers to adoption begin to fall.
Advocacy group Solana Policy Institute is adding another crypto veteran to its ranks — Rachel Green Horn to be its chief marketing officer.
Senior Research Analyst Mark Palmer cited potential digital asset legislation in the U.S. as a catalyst for a new wave of crypto demand.
The following article is adapted from The Block’s newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.
Trump family's crypto ventures — including a planned stablecoin launch — could stall crypto regulatory advancements, according to TD Cowen.
The lawmakers said it made 'no sense' for the DOJ to take their hands off of tools used by North Korea, drug traffickers and scammers.
Lawmakers are escalating their efforts to draft legislation to regulate crypto, while some raised concerns of moves to cut crypto enforcement.
A commissioner's disapproval of the SEC's statement that stablecoins are not securities could pose a challenge to bills, TD Cowen said.