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A Trump White House official is negotiating an ethics compromise on the CLARITY Act with Senate Democrats, the last major sticking point before a floor vote, as Senator Cynthia Lummis says the US is finally close to getting digital asset legislation right.
Read full articleThe resolution highlights congressional discontent with executive military actions, potentially influencing future legislative-executive dynamics. The post Congress passes war powers measure instructing Trump to end Iran conflict appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The agreement could stabilize global oil markets and foster regional diplomacy, but its success hinges on complex nuclear negotiations and compliance. The post Trump claims peace agreement with Iran ends Strait of Hormuz conflict appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The Clarity Act's potential to limit crypto oversight could hinder law enforcement's ability to combat financial crimes effectively. The post Law enforcement groups raise concerns over Clarity Act provisions that could weaken crypto oversight appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Passing the CLARITY Act could streamline digital asset regulations, reducing costs for consumers and enhancing US competitiveness globally. The post The Digital Chamber CEO urges Senate to pass CLARITY Act to reduce financial costs appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The hearings could reshape crypto regulations, potentially imposing stricter compliance on projects with foreign ties, impacting the market. The post Senate Democrats call for hearings into $500M Trump family crypto deal appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Cody Carbone of The Digital Chamber testified Tuesday before the Senate Banking Committee that passing the CLARITY Act is a prerequisite for reducing financial friction costs that fall hardest on lower-income households, as no Senate floor vote has yet been scheduled.
Crypto industry advocate Cody Carbone has renewed calls for lawmakers to advance the CLARITY Act as Senate debate over the legislation continues without a scheduled floor vote. According to testimony delivered by Carbone, chief executive of The Digital Chamber, at…
Close to 100 Catholic bishops and church leaders have sent a letter to Senate leadership opposing the CLARITY Act, arguing that a provision shielding non-custodial developers from money-transmitter rules would weaken federal safeguards against human trafficking and other financial crimes.
