The White House has recently upped the ante in working on the CLARITY Act, as the Senate will go into an August recess and so will keep its main adviser in the sphere of digital assets in town. The Executive Director of the President’s Council of Advisors for Digital Assets,
The White House is about to lose its primary crypto negotiator at a crucial time for U.S. digital asset legislation. Patrick Witt, who is the executive director of the White House Crypto Council, will be starting his military training with the Georgia Army National Guard by the end of this
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has put the industry on notice. The agency updated its 2026 regulatory agenda, revealing plans to release its long-awaited crypto rulemaking proposal as early as this month. It’s a move that would set the stage for one of the most significant shifts in U.S.
The lawmakers continue their efforts in refining the CLARITY Act. It was expected that there would be updates regarding enforcement of the law on July 4. But the Senate did not offer any information on the law, leaving the media and citizens in despair. And, as a part of the
The Major County Sheriffs of America has changed its stance on the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act amid ongoing legislative deliberations. According to Eleanor Terrett’s post on X, the discussions are still ongoing with regard to Section 604 of the larger Clarity Act. This is a deviation from the initial stance
Senator Cynthia Lummis fiercely rebutted Senator Elizabeth Warren over her criticism of the Clarity Act regarding possible loopholes for illicit cryptocurrency activity. The exchange shows the current polarization in Congress, where lawmakers are still debating legislation related to digital assets before the end of the August recess. Those who support
U.S. Lawmakers continue to advance digital asset regulations as the Senate moves closer to introducing dedicated cryptocurrency tax legislation. Senator Steve Daines revealed that Republican senators had already developed the framework. During an interview with Bloomberg Tax, Sen. Steve Daines said, “sooner rather than later”. He also said, “We’ve put
Coinbase rejected the CLARITY Act draft due to its potential to limit innovation in the stablecoin and digital asset space. The company was concerned about the way the draft legislation treats yield-generating stablecoin products that exist across platforms. The officials claimed that the current draft lacks clear guidelines for activities
Tim Scott, a U.S. senator, has revealed that this week banks and crypto lobbyists may compromise regarding stablecoin yield payments. In the current scenario, the Senate’s crypto market structure bill progress is stalled. Scott attended a crypto lobby event in Washington chaired by the Senate Banking Committee, in which he
John Thune, the leader of the U.S Senate majority, said that lawmakers may consider delaying the legislation on the crypto market structure until April. He said that the Senate Banking Committee may consider it later. Since lawmakers are currently busy working on other pressing issues. The proposed legislation, known as
