Cryptocurrency

After a rocky start to ‘Crypto Week,’ House Republicans move forward with the Genius Act.

In a 196–223 vote on Tuesday, the House rejected a rule that would have allowed lawmakers to consider several bills related to cryptocurrency separately.

The Chinese communist regime intends to integrate a stablecoin pegged to the yuan into Hong Kong’s international capital markets.

A new directive orders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to draft plans to treat digital assets as reserves in mortgage risk assessments.

Sen. Cynthia Lummis said she is ‘excited about the momentum’ in Washington over cryptocurrency.

The agency says it will be neutral on whether retirement plan fiduciaries include cryptocurrency options.

The bill aims to bring predictability to the stablecoin market with a regulatory system, but Democrats said they want more security-related reforms.

The Biden-era rule would have drastically expanded tax reporting requirements for digital asset transactions.

That’s more than two-thirds of last year’s total. Less than 1 percent of the stolen funds have been recovered.

The president is confident that his actions will result in future prosperity for the nation.

The OCC reversed a decision made in 2021 and said it was withdrawing from joint statements on crypto risks issued to banks.

The president said he’s ending Biden’s ‘Operation Choke Point 2.0,’ referring to efforts to cut off banking services to crypto companies.

Regulations and the strategic bitcoin reserve will likely be at the top of the agenda.

The president says the reserve would include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, Solana, and Ripple.

‘Only one digital asset in the world right now meets the bar and that digital asset is Bitcoin,’ Tyler Winklevoss said.

Blockchain security analysts identified the North Korean Lazarus Group as the primary suspect.

The agency releases 175 documents that demonstrate history of regulatory resistance toward financial institutions pursuing the new currencies.

The order will revoke existing executive guidance on digital currency, establish a presidential task force, and ban central banks from issuing tokens.

After a rocky start to ‘Crypto Week,’ House Republicans move forward with the Genius Act.

In a 196–223 vote on Tuesday, the House rejected a rule that would have allowed lawmakers to consider several bills related to cryptocurrency separately.

The Chinese communist regime intends to integrate a stablecoin pegged to the yuan into Hong Kong’s international capital markets.

A new directive orders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to draft plans to treat digital assets as reserves in mortgage risk assessments.

Sen. Cynthia Lummis said she is ‘excited about the momentum’ in Washington over cryptocurrency.

The agency says it will be neutral on whether retirement plan fiduciaries include cryptocurrency options.

The bill aims to bring predictability to the stablecoin market with a regulatory system, but Democrats said they want more security-related reforms.

The Biden-era rule would have drastically expanded tax reporting requirements for digital asset transactions.

That’s more than two-thirds of last year’s total. Less than 1 percent of the stolen funds have been recovered.

The president is confident that his actions will result in future prosperity for the nation.

The OCC reversed a decision made in 2021 and said it was withdrawing from joint statements on crypto risks issued to banks.

The president said he’s ending Biden’s ‘Operation Choke Point 2.0,’ referring to efforts to cut off banking services to crypto companies.

Regulations and the strategic bitcoin reserve will likely be at the top of the agenda.

The president says the reserve would include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, Solana, and Ripple.

‘Only one digital asset in the world right now meets the bar and that digital asset is Bitcoin,’ Tyler Winklevoss said.

Blockchain security analysts identified the North Korean Lazarus Group as the primary suspect.

The agency releases 175 documents that demonstrate history of regulatory resistance toward financial institutions pursuing the new currencies.

The order will revoke existing executive guidance on digital currency, establish a presidential task force, and ban central banks from issuing tokens.