Ahead of a pivotal initial vote next week, Senate Republicans released a revised version of landmark cryptocurrency legislation.
Sen. Ruben Gallego says Congress can still "land this plane," referring to the Clarity Act crypto bill, as concerns grow over an unfinished ethics deal.
The White House’s top crypto adviser said he is feeling "optimistic and bullish" ahead of the first planned vote on sweeping crypto legislation.
The outlook for crypto legislation is growing increasingly bleak, following Sen. John Thune's move to punt the initial vote to next month.
President Trump is reviewing ethics language in a bid to pass cryptocurrency legislation — which could result in a personal tax benefit.
President Trump is reviewing ethics language in a bid to pass cryptocurrency legislation — which could result in a personal tax benefit.
With a procedural vote on crypto legislation up in the air, lawmakers are racing to resolve outstanding issues within the next few days.
The Blockchain Association said legislation would support law enforcement, countering claims made by the National Sheriffs' Association.
Senators are trying again to see if they can get President Donald Trump to sign off on revised ethics language.
As the clock ticks on Congress, the Solana Policy Institute is mounting an urgent push for Senate leaders to take up crypto legislation.
NYAG Letitia James urged Congress to tighten a crypto bill, warning that it would weaken states' ability to police the industry.
Seven Democratic negotiators say the latest Clarity Act draft needs stronger ethics and consumer protections.
Latest Clarity Act draft is drawing praise from the crypto industry and criticism from Democrats and bankers, highlighting deep divisions.
After months of deliberations, Republicans released the latest text for broader cryptocurrency legislation.
President Trump has agreed to ethics language — potentially moving the ball forward to getting crypto legislation passed into law.
A meeting last week to discuss an ethics provision to address President Trump's vast crypto wealth has become something of a black box.
The U.S. Senate unanimously approved a resolution opposing a presidential pardon or commutation for convicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried.
Ethics will be front and center Thursday at a meeting with President Donald Trump, a small group of lawmakers and White House staff.
President Trump and other key administration officials and lawmakers are making a renewed push to pass cryptocurrency legislation into law.
Congress returns to Washington next week, ready to take up cryptocurrency legislation before the midterm election calendar takes over.
The White House pushed back against Democrats’ criticism that the administration has declined to appoint commissioners to regulatory agencies.
CFTC Chair Michael Selig warned regulators may end up writing crypto rules if Congress fails to pass the Clarity Act.
Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden is urging Senate leaders to ensure a provision protecting blockchain software developers remains in the crypto bill.
Trump's financial disclosure, revealing millions in crypto-related income, is adding urgency to write ethics restrictions into a crypto bill.
A sweeping cryptocurrency bill faces a narrowing path to passage as pressure grows on the Senate to take up the legislation next month.
The Alliance to End Human Trafficking, which is supported by Catholic organizations, pushed back against the sweeping cryptocurrency bill.
Sam Bankman-Fried was found guilty on all seven counts related to defrauding FTX customers, lenders, and investors.
A key group representing small to mid-sized community banks plans to launch a new ad warning of risks in digital assets.
More than 200 organizations, including Coinbase and Ripple, urged Senate leaders to advance the Clarity Act to a floor vote.
The White House's top cryptocurrency adviser, Patrick Witt, called the Clarity Act a "pro-enforcement bill," despite pushback.