Latest updates, press releases, and insights from the volatile world of digital assets.
Majority Leader John Thune filed a cloture motion on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, setting a key procedural test after the August recess as negotiators face unresolved disputes over ethics rules and stablecoin provisions
Majority Leader John Thune confirms the crypto market structure bill will wait until after the August recess as Democrats withhold support over unresolved ethics rules and other provisions
Scott Bessent demands action on the crypto market structure bill, defending key provisions amid ethics disputes and falling passage odds before lawmakers leave Washington
Democrats reject GOP ethics language on presidential crypto ties as industry groups urge floor action and Majority Leader Thune questions the timeline
Key Democratic senators have expressed dissatisfaction with the latest draft of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, citing insufficient protections on ethics, illicit finance, and market integrity despite Republican efforts to incorporate presidential input
The long-awaited US digital asset market structure legislation, which aims to provide regulatory clarity and stronger consumer safeguards, has gained bipartisan momentum yet remains in limbo ahead of the August recess due to disputes over ethics provisions
Democratic senators have voiced strong objections to the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, citing unresolved ethics issues tied to President Trump's reported $1.4 billion in crypto-related income
Five Democratic senators have called for committee investigations into President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency assets, citing potential national security issues as Congress debates the CLARITY Act for digital asset regulation
The CLARITY Act, which aims to set clear federal rules for digital assets by dividing oversight between the CFTC and SEC, faces a tight timeline in the Senate before the August recess. Lawmakers and industry figures push for action amid ongoing talks on key disputes
The Clarity Act, which aims to establish clear federal oversight for digital assets by splitting responsibilities between the CFTC and SEC, faces a tight timeline in the Senate amid ongoing disputes over ethics, DeFi rules, and stablecoin provisions
