Wall Street trade group SIFMA has held private talks with leading crypto executives on a proposed market structure bill, signaling intensifying negotiations over how digital assets will be regulated and integrated into U.S. finance.
Florida lawmakers are renewing efforts to establish a state-run Bitcoin reserve, framing it as a hedge against inflation and federal policy while raising questions over volatility and fiscal risk.
The U.S. SEC’s new Crypto Task Force is set to engage early-stage crypto builders in Miami, aiming to boost compliance awareness and clarify regulatory expectations in one of the nation’s key Web3 hubs.
The Senate has approved Donald Trump’s pro-crypto nominees to lead the CFTC and FDIC, signaling a potential regulatory shift favoring digital assets and reassuring parts of the crypto industry.
Peter Schiff criticized Trump’s crypto agenda, calling Bitcoin a “Ponzi scheme” and warning investors of risks. Schiff urged caution, questioning policy effectiveness and market stability ahead of potential regulatory moves.
Merz and Macron argue the “internet of value” needs unified global stablecoin rules to safeguard financial stability, ensure cross-border interoperability and protect consumers as digital payments evolve.
In a recent statement, former President Donald Trump announced that his administration aims to establish “clear and simple” frameworks for cryptocurrency regulation, emphasizing the need for clarity in a rapidly evolving digital asset landscape.
In a recent statement, Binance CEO CZ urged governments to embrace effective crypto regulations, highlighting the dual role of blockchain in enhancing efficiency and ensuring protection. He advocated for balanced policies that foster innovation while safeguarding users.