The Senate’s final 48 hours before recess represent crypto’s make-or-break moment for comprehensive statutory regulation, with the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act facing a 67-70% failure probability despite bipartisan support and historic industry backing. Senate Majority Leader John Thune confirmed a floor vote is still planned this week, but unresolved ethics disputes and Democratic skepticism…
A major security breach at Coldcard has exposed $100 million in stolen Bitcoin, reshaping custody conversations across the industry, while the Treasury’s top crypto adviser has departed amid the CLARITY Act’s final push toward an August vote. Meanwhile, geopolitical developments in Iran and strong institutional demand for Bitcoin ETFs are driving renewed market momentum, though…
Tyler Williams, the Treasury Department’s top cryptocurrency adviser and architect of the Trump administration’s digital-assets agenda, has departed his post as the CLARITY Act faces a critical August deadline that could determine whether comprehensive U.S. crypto regulation passes this year. Williams’s exit on Friday removes a key figure just as Senate leadership scrambles to break…
A major Bitcoin theft from hardware wallet provider Coldcard has reignited custody debates within the crypto industry, while the Senate’s CLARITY Act heads toward a critical August 10 vote that could reshape digital asset regulation. Meanwhile, market conditions remain sluggish despite notable gainers like Robinhood’s token, which surged 445% even as XRP failed to capitalize…
The U.S. Senate faces a critical 72-hour window to schedule a floor vote on the CLARITY Act before its August 10 recess, marking the last realistic legislative opportunity in 2026 to codify crypto regulation into permanent statute. Without action in the next three weeks, the digital asset market will remain dependent on executive guidance that…
An $86 million security breach at Coldcard has reignited debates over hardware wallet safety just as lawmakers race to finalize cryptocurrency regulation before Congress adjourns, while Bitcoin struggles amid elevated Federal Reserve rate-hike expectations and institutional adoption of Ethereum tokenized products accelerates despite broader market headwinds. Hardware Wallet Security Crisis Deepens The cryptocurrency community faces…
The Senate’s legislative window for crypto regulation is closing fast. With only days left before Congress recesses on August 10, Senate Majority Leader John Thune is pushing for a floor vote on the CLARITY Act, the first comprehensive U.S. cryptocurrency market structure law, even as the bill faces a steep 60-vote hurdle and a hardening…
Bitcoin and Ethereum declined sharply ahead of tomorrow’s Federal Reserve rate decision, with digital assets shedding value as investors positioned ahead of the announcement. The sell-off triggered $615 million in liquidations across markets in 24 hours, reflecting heightened volatility in the sector. Meanwhile, regulatory developments continued to weigh on sentiment, with the CLARITY Act stalling…
The CLARITY Act sits on a knife’s edge with just 13 days until the Senate’s August 10 recess deadline, and legislative silence is breeding market uncertainty across digital assets. While House passage was secured and the Senate Banking Committee voted to advance the bill 15-9 in July, no full Senate floor vote has been scheduled,…
Bitcoin sustained its position above $65,000 today as geopolitical tensions eased and spot ETF inflows continued to underpin the market, while Washington moved decisively toward crypto regulatory clarity with the Senate positioning the CLARITY Act for a vote. Simultaneously, the Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision is expected to reinforce disinflation signals that have supported Bitcoin’s…
The US Senate is poised to vote on the CLARITY Act within two weeks, after President Donald Trump cleared the final ethics-language obstacle that had stalled the landmark digital-asset legislation for months. The revised bill, combining work from the Senate Banking and Agriculture committees, now faces a critical window before the August recess with minimal…
Russia’s Sberbank, the nation’s largest financial institution, is launching a cryptocurrency trading platform and digital custody system by December 2026, marking a watershed moment for institutional crypto adoption in a major economy despite regulatory headwinds. The move arrives just weeks before Russia’s new crypto regulations take effect on September 1, signaling that legacy finance is…
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