Senate News

Debt ceiling uncertainty erodes trust in the dollar, the DOJ announces the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team and the SEC investigates Circle.

The Ransom Disclosure Act aims to help the Department of Homeland Security gather critical data on ransom payments in cryptocurrency and fiat.

Talking about a digital asset plan being cooked up by a Senate inquiry, Senator Andrew Bragg said, “We will want the major parties, including my party, to adopt these policies as part of their election manifestos.”

Gary Gensler gets grilled on Capitol Hill as crypto looms large on national political agendas from Cuba to South Korea.

"High, unpredictable fees can make crypto trading really dangerous for people who aren’t rich," said Senator Warren.

Afterpay spoke as part of the Senate inquiry into “Australia as a Technology and Financial Center” and Lee Hatton said there would be enough consumer demand to offer crypto services.

Speaking on a panel as part of the Senate inquiry into “Australia as a Technology and Financial Centre,” three crypto firms outlined their de-banking experience in Australia.

The uncertain language — intentional or not — of the infrastructure bill poses an existential threat to the U.S. Bitcoin mining industry.

Recently, there’s been much regulatory activity around crypto; anyone whose business deals with digital assets will need to pay attention.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, an official has reportedly told Bloomberg that the Treasury Department is planning to clarify the definition of “broker” in the recently passed infrastructure bill.

The provisions of the U.S. infrastructure bill stirred up a heated debate, but many of the fears voiced by its critics are misguided.

The new bill would allow crypto banks to get faster approvals for conducting business in Wyoming.

Anna Eshoo has urged the House to amend the language in the controversial infrastructure bill.

$675 million in BTC options expire this Friday, and derivatives data suggests that bulls are favored to increase their control of the market.

Lower socio-economic groups will be excluded from the blockchain industry if United States lawmakers approve the infrastructure bill.