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The post Major U.S. Labor Unions Urge Senators to Oppose the Crypto Bill appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Labor unions have urged senators to oppose the rules-of-the-road crypto bill ahead of Thursday’s vote. The unions say the legislation lacks safeguards and endangers worker pensions through added volatility. This adds another hurdle to passing the crypto market structure bill and may signal continued scrutiny. Major U.S. labor unions, including the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), Service Employees International Union (SEIU), and others, are urging senators to oppose the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act) ahead of Thursday’s critical Senate Banking Committee vote. Labor Unions Urge Senate to Block Crypto Bill According to sources, five major U.S. labor unions, including the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), Service Employees International Union (SEIU), American Federatio
Read full articleSenate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wants “a good crypto bill to pass,” signaling potential bipartisan openness as U.S. lawmakers race to finalize two major digital asset laws in 2026. FROM OPPOSITION TO OPENNESS Schumer’s comment came during what has been a turbulent stretch for U.S. crypto legislation. Earlier in the debate over the GENIUS Act […]
More than 100 amendments have been attached to the Senate’s crypto market structure bill ahead of Thursday’s Banking Committee markup. POLITICO reported that most of the proposed changes came from Democratic senators, while Republicans submitted a narrower set of revisions…
A leaked list shows Senate Banking Committee members have filed more than 100 amendments to a crypto bill, highlighting the issues likely to be debated at a markup on Thursday.
Crypto leaders are the most confident they’ve been in months—but a major vote on the Senate Banking Committee this week could still go many ways.
Ahead of this week's expected Senate crypto bill vote, the American Bankers Association warned stablecoin yield provisions could help reduce bank deposits.
Three companies reportedly pressed US senators for changes to a crypto bill, removing language that would require them to offer trading on tokens “not readily susceptible to manipulation.”
Senators resolved one key dispute, but fights over developer protections and ethics rules could threaten the crypto bill’s buzzer beater passage.
