100 crypto lobbyists prepare for the fight of their lives as Congress resumes
Battle lines are being drawn over crypto in Congress but industry executives remain optimistic.
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Battle lines are being drawn over crypto in Congress but industry executives remain optimistic.
All members of Congress are already required to report most investments in stocks and cryptocurrency, but many have pointed to potential conflicts of interest.
In response to FTX's fall, United States lawmakers are reevaluating the crypto industry's regulatory needs for 2023.
President Jair Bolsonaro has approved law 14.478, which regulates cryptocurrency-related operations and virtual asset service providers (VASPs) in Brazil. The document, approved on the last day of the period allowed,…
A U.S. senator has suggested that cryptocurrency should “maybe” be banned following the collapse of crypto exchange FTX. However, he acknowledged that banning crypto “is very difficult because it will…
We may not see much from Congress, but there is a chance the SEC will continue making crypto policy via litigation.
Congress is set to take up a slew of legislative proposals in 2023 that will determine which regulators have chief domain over cryptocurrency.
Under the proposed bill, companies could apply for an “enforceable compliance agreement” with offices at federal financial agencies that would allow for a regulatory path forward.
The Texas Congressman urged lawmakers to examine the SEC's efforts to prevent fraud at the crypto exchange.
According to the FSOC, issues at FTX had “precipitated price decreases in Bitcoin and other crypto-assets” but “had a limited impact on the broader U.S. financial system.”