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President Trump is reportedly set to meet with top crypto executives at the White House this week, arriving at a moment when the CLARITY Act remains stuck in the Senate and its odds of passing this year keep shrinking.Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise Asset Management, said no formal âŚ
Galaxy Digital has lowered its estimate of the CLARITY Act passing this year to 10% from 75% in May. According to Odaily, the bill would assign crypto asset oversight to two U.S. federal regulators.U.S. senators are scheduled to return to Washington on September 14, leaving about three weeks of workâŚ
Galaxy Digital has lowered its estimate of the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Actâs chances of passing in 2026 to 10%.It warned that multiple political issues remain unresolved and the Senate will have only about two to three weeks to pass it when it reconvenes on Sept. 14.Unless an initial âŚ
XRP traded at $1.009 on Thursday. It has been pinned to that dollar line since the Senate skipped its CLARITY Act vote and left for recess.That bill would write XRPâs legal status into federal law. Its next window opens when senators return in September. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTâŚ
By Hannah LangThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday abruptly canceled a meeting scheduled for Friday on whether the agency should propose new crypto-related rules.In a statement, an SEC spokesperson said the meeting would be moved "due to an unforeseen scheduling issue."The agency âŚ
Bitcoinâs long-term adoption story remains firmly intact, according to Coinbaseâs Chief Policy Officer Faryar Shirzad.Yet, technical analysis points to further lackluster price action ahead.Why Bitcoin Remains the âBest-Performing AssetâSpeaking in an interview with Fox Business on Aug. 10, CoinbasâŚ
US President Donald Trumpâs administration remains committed to passing the CLARITY Act in September despite the Senateâs decision to delay action until after its August recess, according to the White Houseâs top crypto policy official.Patrick Witt, executive director of the Presidentâs Council of AâŚ
In a recent hourly update, reports that a total of 10,684,707 SHIB were burned in the last 24 hours, with the daily burn rate surging 439.79%. This marked an increase from the previous day, causing the burn rate to increase more than 3x.The over ten million tokens burned in the last 24 hours addedâŚ
Two groups affiliated with the cryptocurrency company-backed political action committee (PAC) Fairshake disclosed spending more than $1.5 million on media to support House of Representatives and Senate candidates in Florida, Alaska and Wyoming after suffering a primary loss in Michigan on Tuesday.AcâŚ
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) renewed her criticism of the CLARITY Act, arguing the legislation prioritizes the cryptocurrency industryâs interests over consumer protection, national security and financial stability.Crypto Needs Rules â But Not The CLARITY ActDuring an interview at the Capitol HilâŚ
The CLARITY Act has roughly 48 hours to reach the Senate floor. Majority Leader John Thune has still not filed the cloture motion that any vote depends on.Kevin OâLeary says Bitcoin goes nowhere until the bill becomes law. That turns a procedural deadline into a market one. to get the latest news aâŚ
SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci criticized the âbanking lobbyâ on Tuesday for employing tactics aimed at delaying the CLARITY Act.âExpose the CiphersâScaramucci responded to a Wall Street Journal editorial titled, âClarity for Crypto, Sort Of,â which deemed the legislation a policy landâŚ