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Ang Senado ng US ay Nagpapadala ng Infrastructure Bill sa Bahay
Naglalaman ang panukalang batas ng malawak na kahulugan ng "broker" para sa mga kinakailangan sa pag-uulat ng buwis sa Crypto na hinahangad na baguhin ng mga mambabatas at tagapagtaguyod ng industriya noong nakaraang linggo.
What the Infrastructure Bill Could Mean for Crypto Firms
Jeff Horowitz, Chief Compliance Officer of crypto custodian BitGo, digs into the U.S. Senate's $1 trillion infrastructure bill and what it could mean for his business. "I don't see it as a day one issue for us, but as we've seen this week, really broad and narrowly defined definitions could mean a lot," Horowitz said. "To put a bill out there and figure out later is not the best way to go about sensible regulation." Plus, his insights into why the U.S. government has given a contract to Anchorage Digital over BitGo and broader crypto adoption for the institutional markets.
Senate Rejects Compromise Crypto Tax Amendment in $1T Infrastructure Bill
Perianne Boring, founder and president of lobbying group Chamber of Digital Commerce, discusses the details, reactions, and potential impacts of the Senate’s rejection of a compromise crypto tax amendment in the $1 trillion infrastructure bill. “About 2% of legislation ever introduced actually becomes law,” Boring said.
Is the Battle Over After Crypto Amendment Blocked In Senate?
After a vote Monday, U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) filed an objection to the bipartisan compromise on a crypto tax provision in its $1 trillion infrastructure bill. The Senate is now poised to pass the version without the crypto amendment. Next, it's expected to send the bill to the House of Representatives, which prepares to take it up later this year. CoinDesk's Global Policy & Regulation Managing Editor Nikhilesh De discusses what happened during the 11th-hour debate on the crypto amendment and the implications for crypto.
State of Crypto: Ano ang Nangyari Sa Senado ng US?
Matapos ang lahat ng drama ng nakaraang linggo, ang industriya ay tama kung saan ito ay walong araw na ang nakalipas.
Bitcoin Blasts Through $46K as Senate Poised for a Final Vote on $1T Infrastructure Bill
VictoryShares and Solutions President Mannik S. Dhillon discusses his assessment of bitcoin jumping to a three-month high of $46,000 and whether this price rally is likely to sustain, despite some saying the U.S. Senate's $1 trillion infrastructure bill could have disastrous implications for the crypto industry if formally introduced as is. "Bitcoin getting the attention of lawmakers is a great thing for the asset class," Dhillon said.
Sen. Lummis Presents New Amendment to $1T Infrastructure Bill on Senate Floor
Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) discusses the compromise amendment to a contentious crypto provision in the $1 trillion infrastructure bill she presents on the Senate floor Monday afternoon. “What we tried to do with this amendment is to remove some of the unintended consequences of the definition of “broker,” Lummis said.
Senators Reach Compromise on Crypto Tax Provision in Infrastructure Bill
Rep. Cynthia Lummis and other U.S. senators announced a compromise to the tax provision in the $1 trillion infrastructure bill Monday that would exempt crypto transaction validators from a broadened definition of “broker.” However, unless it receives unanimous consent before a final vote by Tuesday, the bill will likely be sent to the House as-is, without any amendments. "You need no senator to object to the adoption of this new language," host Naomi Brockwell said. "It's a very narrow path, and it's not clear whether this is going to be feasible."
Tinatanggihan ng Lone Senator ang Crypto Compromise sa Infrastructure Bill
Ang kompromiso ay nangangailangan ng nagkakaisang pahintulot - ibig sabihin ay walang pagtutol - upang maipasa.
US Senate Set for Final Vote on $1T Infrastructure Bill
The U.S. Senate is moving forward with a final vote on the $1 trillion infrastructure bill this week, despite no outcome being decided for any of the proposed crypto-focused amendments. This includes the bill not offering clarity on the definition of "broker." CoinDesk's Nikhilesh De discusses why the bill is likely to proceed as-is and the worst possibilities if it does.
