‘Thank God for Bitcoin,’ Cynthia Lummis says on US debt limit raise
Bitcoin should be there to allow people to save in the event the government fails, Senator Cynthia Lummis said.
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Law Decoded: Putting your Bitcoin where your mouth is, Oct. 4–11
Debt ceiling uncertainty erodes trust in the dollar, the DOJ announces the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team and the SEC investigates Circle.
Pro-crypto senator Cynthia Lummis discloses up to $100K BTC purchase
The Republican lawmaker from Wyoming has been a vocal supporter of Bitcoin and blockchain technology in Congress.
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler: No Plan to Ban Crypto, It’s up to Congress
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler says that the SEC has no plan to ban cryptocurrencies as China has done. He noted that it would be up to Congress to make such…
US Senator Warren introduces bill to study crypto’s role in ransomware
The Ransom Disclosure Act aims to help the Department of Homeland Security gather critical data on ransom payments in cryptocurrency and fiat.
Law Decoded: Infrastructure woes and benevolent punishments, Sept. 27–Oct. 3
As House Democrats grapple over the infrastructure bill, the Biden administration and Federal Reserve eye stablecoin regulation.
The infrastructure bill is hanging in the balance. What would its enactment mean for crypto?
Hinging on Democrats' ability to resolve intraparty disagreements, the controversial legislation could have tangible consequences for digital finance in the U.S. and beyond — if passed by the House today.
Law Decoded: US as an anatomical theater of crypto regulation, Sept. 13–20
Gary Gensler gets grilled on Capitol Hill as crypto looms large on national political agendas from Cuba to South Korea.
Let’s be clear: Blockchain technology is infrastructure
With continued dialogue between the blockchain industry and the U.S. Congress, there is still hope that regulatory legislation will arrive at a mutually beneficial resolution.