Crypto legislation is gaining momentum, with lawmakers eyeing a potential mid-May markup—even as key disputes remain unresolved.
U.S. senators are now barred from trading on prediction markets following the unanimous passage of a resolution on Thursday.
Sens. Warren and Wyden are pressing Tether and Commerce Secretary Lutnick over a reported loan made to a trust tied to Lutnick’s children.
A split 8-4 vote initially spooked markets, creating uncertainty around the Federal Reserve's future policy moves.
The Senate Banking Committee voted to approve Federal Reserve Chair pick Kevin Warsh's nomination, sending it to the full Senate.
The CFTC is pushing back against the state of Wisconsin with its own lawsuit against the governor and other government officials.
The CFTC is leaning into artificial intelligence to review crypto-related registration applications, according to reporting from CoinDesk.
The SEC is seeking public comment on an NYSE Arca proposal requiring 85% of a commodity-based crypto trust’s assets to meet existing listing rules.
Executive Director of the President’s Council of Advisors for Digital Assets Patrick Witt said bitcoin reserve legislation is progressing.
Acting AG Blanche offered some reassurance to software developers as the Justice Department continues its case against Roman Storm.
Legislation to establish a strategic bitcoin reserve in the U.S. is set to be reintroduced in the next few weeks.
Thom Tillis has reportedly said he would not support the crypto bill if it does not include conflict-of-interest provisions.
The move comes a day after Tether froze $344 million worth of USDT, which has now been linked to Iran, CNN reported.
The law, which passed unanimously, extends liability beyond crypto ATM operators to businesses hosting the machines.
The DOJ dropped its criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, clearing the way for the Senate to confirm Kevin Warsh.
GOP leaders called Howard Lutnick after a crypto super PAC seeded by his former firm planned to buy ads in a heated Texas race, per Axios.
Crypto trade groups and dozens of digital asset firms urged the Senate Banking Committee to hold a markup on market structure legislation.
These include a lack of CFTC commissioners, conflicts tied to World Liberty Financial, and concerns around Iran's use of crypto payments.
After months of negotiations over how a crypto bill should treat stablecoin rewards, a key negotiator says discussions are in a "good spot."
Digital assets are already ingrained in the financial industry, said Federal Reserve chair pick Kevin Warsh during his nomination hearing.
NY AG Letitia James has sued Coinbase and Gemini for allegedly illegally offering people the ability to bet on events.
California Reps. Sam Liccardo and Young Kim introduced a bill that would allow certain providers access to the central bank.
Tensions are building to schedule a hearing to advance crypto market structure legislation, which could reportedly be pushed to May.
About a year into the job, SEC Chair Paul Atkins says he is on a mission to "advance, clarify and transform" or (ACT).
CCI is adding the Digital Energy Council to its roster, marking the first member dedicated specifically to digital energy policy.
CCI is adding the Digital Energy Council to its roster, marking the first member dedicated specifically to digital energy policy.
Blumenthal asked about the status of a monitor put in place after Binance pleaded guilty and if that person had filed any misconduct reports.
The firm isn't interested in sports contracts, but suggested prediction markets could serve as a hedge for risks such as geopolitical events.
A source told The Block that the latest text reflects previous language that bans rewards on idle stablecoin holdings.
Selig faced heat from lawmakers on how he plans to oversee prediction markets and whether it has the headcount to do it.