The clash between traditional banks and digital assets may hinder regulatory progress, affecting the future landscape of financial innovation.
CryptoBriefing•Estefano Gomez2h ago
Bitcoin Magazine CFTC Chair Selig Says Regulator Is Preparing for ‘24-7, On-Chain’ Markets Mike Selig has said that the CFTC is looking forward to “exciting” crypto and AI markets as the agency presses on without the Clarity Act. This post CFTC Chair Selig Says Regulator Is Preparing for ‘24-7, On-Chain’ Markets first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo .
CoinDesk•Jesse Hamilton8h ago
Michael Selig said tokenization could reshape financial markets as the CFTC and SEC continue advancing onchain initiatives despite the CLARITY Act setback.
Cointelegraph•Cointelegraph by Ezra Reguerra16h ago
Bitcoin could face a longer period of regulatory uncertainty after the CLARITY Act stalled in the U.S. Senate, although the setback has not changed BTC’s current classification as a digital commodity. According to a Sept. 22 report from Bitplanet Research…
Sen. Cynthia Lummis blamed Democrats for the CLARITY Act’s 49-50 procedural defeat as both parties signaled interest in renewed crypto talks.
Reviving the Clarity Act means Senate Republicans must give ground on ethics rules, presidential crypto ties, and stablecoin yield.
BeInCrypto•Darryn Pollock23 Sept
CoinDesk•Nikhilesh De22 SeptCoinDesk•Jesse Hamilton22 SeptGeo has launched a short-form video debate platform that turns opposing views into traceable claims, starting with whether crypto needs the CLARITY Act to succeed. Geo said in a Sep. 22 announcement that its new product combines the viewing format…
The Senate’s failure to advance the CLARITY Act has left existing customer identification, anti-money laundering, sanctions, and suspicious activity reporting requirements unchanged for covered U.S. crypto businesses. CLARITY Act vote leaves existing AML duties intact Prove Global Head of Digital…
Temporary regulatory guidance impacts market expectations, reducing urgency for legislative action, yet long-term clarity remains uncertain.
CryptoBriefing•Estefano Gomez22 Sept
Four Republican senators who voted to advance the CLARITY Act on Sept. 15 also appear as named supporters on a bank-backed amendment seeking tougher restrictions on stablecoin yield. As Punchbowl News reported on Sept. 21, John Cornyn, John Curtis, Cindy Hyde-Smith, and Lisa Murkowski all voted “Yes” on the procedural motion, which fell short 49-50. […]
CryptoSlate•Gino Matos22 Sept
Crypto super PAC Fairshake has opened a $30 million advertising campaign against former Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown. The push came one week after the CLARITY Act failed to advance in the Senate. Brown is a Democrat seeking to reclaim the seat he lost in 2024. Fairshake said more spending in House and Senate races will
BeInCrypto•Kamina Bashir22 Sept
A million-plus contacts showed mobilization; the 49-50 Senate defeat showed why reach alone cannot deliver a bipartisan coalition.
CryptoSlate•Liam 'Akiba' Wright22 Sept
The legislative gridlock over stablecoin yields underscores the broader challenge of achieving consensus on U.S. crypto regulation.
CryptoBriefing•Estefano Gomez22 Sept
A stalled bill may leave Coinbase with breathing room, but Armstrong acknowledged that the outcome is not necessarily good for the industry.
The Ohio spending comes days after the Senate blocked the crypto industry’s Clarity Act.
Fairshake, the largest cryptocurrency PAC, is reportedly spending $30 million to spoof the odds of Democrat Sherrod Brown returning to the Senate this year. The move is being taken as payback, as Democrats bombed the CLARITY Act in the Senate. Fairshake Crypto PAC Moves $30 Million Against Sherrod Brown’s Campaign The cryptocurrency industry, left without […]
Bitcoin.com News•Sergio Goschenko21 Sept
Crypto-backed super PAC Fairshake has prepared an expenditure of at least $30 million to oppose former Sen. Sherrod Brown’s return to the U.S. Senate following the failure of the CLARITY Act. Fairshake prepares its largest 2026 expenditure Eleanor Terrett, host…