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The CLARITY Act, which was pushed to September after Senate leaders delayed the vote before leaving for their August recess, is gaining support from industry leaders and policymakers.Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is now urging Congress to pass the bill, warning that the U.S. is falling behind otâŚ
President Donald Trump will host cryptocurrency executives at the White House on Wednesday as U.S. financial regulators this week prepare to advance their framework for certain digital assets.Trump, who has earned more than $1.4 billion from his family's crypto ventures, is scheduled to make remarksâŚ
Crypto investors may be underestimating how large the industryâs next growth phase could become since market perception has failed to keep pace with reality, according to Bitwiseâs Matt Hougan.In his Aug. 18 weekly CIO memo, Bitwiseâs Chief Investment Officer highlighted three mistakes investors areâŚ
The Securities and Exchange Commissionâs (SEC) new regulatory proposal marks a significant step forward from a set of âinaptâ crypto rules to clearer and more enforceable digital asset regulations, according to Commissioner Hester M. Peirce.A âwhole generation has struggled with the SECâs insistenceâŚ
Fundstrat says Bitcoin (BTC USD) unusually calm trading could be setting up a roughly 30% move in either direction over the next 60 days, potentially sending BTC toward $83,200 or as low as $44,800 from current levels.Bitcoin is trading around $64,200 after spending days stuck in a narrow range. FunâŚ
The SEC proposed a new framework that would let qualifying crypto projects raise up to $75 million in a single 12-month period without completing a full securities registration. Called Regulation Crypto Assets, the proposal marks the agencyâs first attempt at building a purpose-built fundraising lanâŚ
XRP trades near $1.00, roughly flat over the past 24 hours. That muted XRP price action matters because it comes days after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed a new framework called , which would give token issuers a written route to raise money legally and, eventually, exit âŚ
Nexo Australia launched crypto-backed credit lines after becoming a credit representative under Australiaâs National Consumer Credit Protection Act, the company said in a Tuesday announcement shared with Cointelegraph.The new credit lines allow eligible clients to borrow Australian dollars or stableâŚ
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By Joe LightWith the chances of Congress passing an industry friendly bill this year slipping away, crypto firms are more dependent than ever on President Donald Trump and his regulators.On Wednesday, top crypto executives will make their case directly to the president in Washington.The meeting is eâŚ
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson believes crypto needs to move beyond its traditional focus on faster transactions, cheaper payments and financial products. According to him, if the industry wants to attract billions of new users and potentially $10 trillion in capital, it must evolve. His latest câŚ
The SEC just proposed a sweeping new framework for how crypto companies raise capital in the US, and one legal analyst says the fine print may matter more for Ripple and XRP than the headline numbers suggest.What the SEC Actually ProposedThe Securities and Exchange Commission formally announced ReguâŚ