Tag: policy
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A Senate investigator is asking Tether about payments to Bo Hines’ firm, and no payment figure has been published
Tether says its own counsel found no wrongdoing, which is not the same as an outside party agreeing.
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The White House’s top crypto adviser has left, and the bill he was pushing has not cleared the Senate
Patrick Witt’s detail has expired, and the White House has not said who replaces him on a council that keeps losing its leaders.
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Washington is weighing joint ventures to sell dollar stablecoins to the rest of the world
The plan would put the US government alongside private issuers in exporting the dollar, and nobody has said which issuers.
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Crypto’s biggest super PAC is putting $30 million into beating one senator
Fairshake’s return to the exact Ohio race it won in 2024 suggests the industry now treats election spending, not the Senate floor, as its…
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The CFTC filed its own crypto rulebook two days after the Senate killed one
A prerule filing gets ten working days of White House review instead of ninety, and the agency’s only sitting commissioner is the one running…
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Trump called AI safety fears a hoax, live, on Jensen Huang’s speakerphone
Nvidia’s chief executive got a presidential endorsement days after Anthropic asked the industry to slow down, and agreed with all of it on stage.
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A House committee passed a crypto tax bill, one day after the Senate killed a bigger one
The Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act cleared committee 38 to 5, proof Congress can still agree on crypto as long as the bill isn’t…
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The SEC gave tokenised stocks a five-year exemption, not a rulebook
Wall Street can now trade tokenised shares onchain without registering as an exchange, but only until 2031, and only if the SEC finishes the…
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The SEC skipped its own meeting to approve Regulation Crypto
The proposal that a cancelled vote nearly buried is now published and running its comment clock, which is a long way from a final…
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Ether jumped 17.5% on a presidential request
Trump asked Congress for a fair version of the Clarity Act five days after the SEC stopped waiting for one.