Broad crypto market structure legislation advanced out of a key Senate committee on Thursday on a party-line vote.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino says he is not taking a position on the debate over stablecoin yields, a flashpoint that has stalled legislation.
Robinhood plans to roll out 24/7 tokenized stock trading and settlement to mitigate GameStop-like disruptions as regulatory clarity matures.
SEC leadership has been long at work to roll out a token taxonomy as U.S. legislators work to pass a market structure bill.
Crypto-focused political action committee Fairshake said it has more than $193 million in cash as it heads into the 2026 midterms.
The White House plans to convene a meeting next week with senior leaders from the banking and cryptocurrency sectors, Reuters reported.
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The company plans to deploy the fresh capital toward yield vaults, onchain trading expansion, and growth across Latin America and Europe.
The latest proposal closely mirrors House Bill 1202, which was introduced during the 2025 legislative session.
The American Innovation Project is launching a new fellowship program for recent college graduates to work alongside lawmakers.
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Laser Digital’s application places it alongside a growing group of crypto firms seeking federal trust bank status in the US.
Bo Hines, a former crypto policy advisor to the White House, will help oversee the launch of Tether's new stablecoin.
Standard Chartered has estimated that up to $500 billion could exit U.S. bank deposits for stablecoins by 2028.
Gold's breakout above $5,000 and Clarity Act uncertainty are putting crypto's next market move to the test, Matt Hougan said.
Negotiations in the Senate Agriculture Committee shifted in the new year, said a Senate Democratic aide with knowledge of the conversations.
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A hearing to amend and vote on sweeping cryptocurrency legislation was pushed back a few days due to snowy weather in Washington D.C.
Bitcoin fell on Sunday evening as a broad risk-off mood weighed on the crypto market amid rising uncertainty in the US.
Ahead of a hearing next week to debate and vote on a sweeping crypto bill, members filed several changes to the legislation.
CZ said he didn't expect to serve time, arguing that past cases typically resulted in home confinement or deferred prosecution agreements.
Revolut has abandoned plans to buy a US bank and is preparing a de novo licence application, the Financial Times reported.
Kansas lawmakers advanced a bitcoin reserve bill, routing Senate Bill 352 to the Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee.
Momentum is building behind efforts to pass a crypto bill, though observers say it still lacks the Democratic support needed to become law.
President Trump reportedly sued JPMorgan Chase and its CEO Jamie Dimon over allegedly debanking multiple accounts tied to the president.
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The regulatory debate has narrowed to rewards, as lawmakers weigh how incentives around stablecoins could affect bank deposits.
As Senate Banking Committee shifts focus to housing concerns, the crypto bill may be delayed to late February or March, the report said.
The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee has released updated bill text ahead of a hearing next week — and some issues remain.
Bitcoin rebounded above $91,000 after Trump said he was calling off new tariffs on eight EU countries related to his Greenland ambitions.