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As the Senate Banking Committee’s long-awaited markup of the CLARITY Act nears, XRP has reportedly become a focal point of a wave of amendments being prepared for the key vote on Thursday. The bill—described by participants as a crypto market structure package that has already been delayed by more than five months—is widely viewed by […]
Read full articleU.S. voters have placed everyday economic concerns far ahead of crypto regulation, even as lawmakers prepare for a Senate Banking Committee vote on the CLARITY Act this week. According to a survey released Wednesday by Politico and polling firm Public…
The US Senate’s latest crypto market structure draft could reshape stablecoin economics, institutional adoption, and crypto communications strategies as firms move away from speculative yield narratives toward regulatory credibility and infrastructure positioning.
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Mike Novogratz has urged Senate Democrats to move forward on crypto market structure legislation, warning that resistance to the CLARITY Act could push digital asset activity further offshore and weaken the United States’ role in shaping the industry. In a post on X titled “America Must Fight to Win Crypto,” Novogratz framed the debate as […]
The post Coinbase CEO backs CLARITY Act before Senate markup appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has backed the latest version of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act before the Senate Banking Committee’s Thursday markup. Summary Armstrong says latest CLARITY Act draft has stronger bipartisan footing before Thursday Senate markup vote. Stablecoin yield compromise allows activity-based rewards while banning passive payments for simply holding tokens alone. HarrisX poll shows 52% support CLARITY Act, while 11% oppose passage before Thursday’s markup vote. His comments mark another shift in the long-running debate over U.S. crypto market rules. Armstrong said the bill is now in its strongest position after months of talks between lawmakers, banks and crypto firms. Meanwhile, the main change centers on stablecoin yield. Armstrong said banking and crypto groups reached a “healthy compromise” brokered by Senators Thom Tillis and Angela Alsobrooks. He said both
Brian Armstrong backs the CLARITY Act before Senate markup as stablecoin yield, DeFi and CFTC changes revive crypto market bill talks today.
