Crypto’s Capitol Hill Crisis: How The ‘Shadow Deposit’ War Held The CLARITY A...
The crypto market is entering a critical phase as persistent selling pressure and rising fear continue to dominate sentiment across digital assets. Price action has remained fragile in recent weeks, with both major cryptocurrencies and altcoins struggling to regain sustained momentum. Investors are increasingly cautious as liquidity tightens, volatility persists, and macro uncertainty weighs on […]
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In a closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill, crypto industry leaders reviewed the latest text of the long-awaited crypto market structure bill, which focused on key proposals to address the stablecoin yield and rewards dispute. Related Reading: SBF Legal Saga Continues: Prosecutors Question Authenticity Of FTX Founder’s Retrial Motion Letter Latest CLARITY Act Draft Says No […]
The first Bitcoin ATM was unveiled in Rayburn House Office Building, Washington. “Bitcoin is digital decentralized currency and Robocoin is the easiest way for people to buy and sell Bitcoin with cash,” said Robocoin CEO Jordan Kelley. "We're honored to be the first bitcoin company to demo and educate officials about bitcoin on Capitol Hill." “I have a healthy dose of skepticism but it’s positive skepticism. Things are always changing and we live in a global economy now,” said Hank Johnson, Democrat Congressman in the interview to Reuters. Robocoin was the first company to represent the....
Cryptocurrency advocacy group, Coin Center has started educating the US Congress about Bitcoin and blockchain technology. A large-scale implementation of any new technology is only effective when there is active collaboration between the private and public sectors. The same holds good for cryptocurrency technology. The cryptocurrency community is still a niche segment. A majority of the world’s population, including politicians and bureaucrats, is still in the dark about how the entire Bitcoin network works. Coin Center, a non-profit cryptocurrency research and advocacy group based out of....
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) hosted a group of regulators and members of the financial industry in Washington, DC, for a discussion on blockchain tech last month. The event, held on Capitol Hill, was designed by the DTCC to give regulators and other financial industry stakeholders a chance to ask questions directly to blockchain experts. In a blog posted yesterday, DTCC managing director Mark Wetjen said of the event: "It is important that we engage policy makers and regulators from the beginning of this process. New technologies are creating tremendous....
With a White House deadline on the anticipated CLARITY Act set for March 1, crypto policy discussions are intensifying in Washington. On Thursday afternoon, Senate Democrats are scheduled to meet to continue deliberations on the crypto market structure bill. Ahead of those talks, the Blockchain Association returned to Capitol Hill to press lawmakers on how […]