As the US election heats up, cryptocurrency has become a significant talking point. Politicians like Trump, who recently announced plans for his fourth NFT drop, and Biden, who Veto-ed SAB 121, made headlines. Trump’s campaign gained further attention by announcing pro-bitcoin JD Vance as his running mate. Amidst this politi-crypto
There wasn’t enough support in the House of Representatives to override President Joe Biden’s veto of a measure that would have affected an SEC regulation requiring banks to list cryptocurrencies as a liability on their balance sheets. A total of 228 House members casted their votes on July 11 to
The US House of Representatives is poised for a critical vote this week with substantial implications for the crypto industry. Lawmakers will decide whether to overturn President Joe Biden’s veto of a bill aimed at eliminating the SEC’s Staff Accounting Bulletin (SAB) 121. This bulletin mandates that companies offering crypto
Cryptocurrency policy and its regulation are one of the most spirited topics in the U.S. presidential campaigns, leading to critical debates and varied reactions within the crypto community. This has intensified since the presidential election campaign began in late May, which drew attention from those who tend to support and
Cryptocurrency and its regulation have emerged as a pivotal topic in the U.S. presidential campaigns, sparking heated debates and diverse reactions within the crypto community. The conversation around cryptocurrency and Bitcoin (BTC) has intensified since the election campaign began in late May, drawing significant attention from both supporters and critics.
US President Joe Biden is considering accepting cryptocurrency donations via Coinbase Commerce, which has created criticism within the crypto community. This decision follows former President Donald Trump’s recent adoption of crypto donations for his campaign, marking a significant shift in Biden’s stance, as he had previously criticized Trump for his
In a move that has ignited controversy within the crypto community, US President Joe Biden vetoed the repeal of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 (SAB 121). This bulletin mandates that institutions holding cryptocurrency for clients must record these holdings as liabilities on their balance sheets,
U.S. Senate voted 60-38 on Thursday to overturn the controversial SEC policy, Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121 (SAB 121), following the House’s lead. Despite this legislative push, President Joe Biden has pledged to veto the resolution, arguing it would undermine investor protections and financial stability. A bipartisan coalition, including a
The U.S. president, Joe Biden, is gearing up for his upcoming campaign and has made a significant promise related to the crypto market and traders. The rise of the crypto market has presented a unique set of challenges for traditional tax frameworks. Biden stated that he was going to reform
While the BRICS continue to drive down the dollar value, the U.S. is making a lot of noise with the upcoming election. In light of the current economic unrest, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has taken a position in favor of cryptocurrencies by promoting pro-crypto policies as part of his 2024
