Legislation
Key U.S. Senator Tells White House Crypto Market Structure Bill Will Be Done by Sept. 30
The Senate and House are sending mixed messages on the most important crypto legislation awaited by the industry, with a new Senate deadline set.
Arizona Moves Closer to Creating Bitcoin Reserve as Bill Passes Final Senate Vote
HB2324, which still needs House approval, would update Arizona's laws on forfeiture, allowing the state to hold abandoned digital assets as unclaimed property.
Vietnam Passes Landmark Law Recognizing Crypto Assets
The law outlines a framework for managing digital assets and fostering blockchain innovation and will take effect on Jan. 1, 2026.
South Korea's Ruling Party Wants to Allow Companies to Issue Stablecoins: Bloomberg
Under a proposed law, companies would be able issue their own tokens provided they meet equity capital requirements and can guarantee refunds through reserves.
U.S. Senate Moves Toward Action on Stablecoin Bill
U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune has started the process toward a vote on the legislation to establish rules for stablecoin issuers.
Utah Senate Passes Bitcoin Bill, Removes BTC Reserve Clause
The bill provides residents with basic custody protections and establishes the right to mine BTC, operate notes and participate in staking
Crypto Industry Asks Congress to Scrap IRS's DeFi Broker Rule
In what may be a big test of the crypto sector's new influence over a markedly friendlier U.S. Congress, it's asking for the reversal of an incoming tax policy.
North Carolina Joins Growing Number of States Pursuing Crypto Investments
Nineteen U.S. states are weighing bills to put public money into digital assets, some of them similar to the federal pursuit of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Next U.S. Senate Banking Chair Calls Crypto 'Next Wonder' of World
Senator Tim Scott said the Senate will tackle crypto bills, and the incoming chair of the House Financial Services Committee said he hopes to pass them in 2025.
Did Crypto Cash Break the U.S. Elections?
Years ago, a Supreme Court decision opened the door for more corporate money in politics, and a trio of crypto companies has blasted that door off its hinges.
