US Officials Barred from Crypto Tokens Under New Ethics Rules
US officials, including presidents, are barred from issuing or sponsoring crypto tokens until 2029 under new ethics rules proposed by the CLARITY Act.
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US officials, including presidents, are barred from issuing or sponsoring crypto tokens until 2029 under new ethics rules proposed by the CLARITY Act.
The Digital Chamber has filed a lawsuit against Illinois officials, challenging a new 0.2% tax on cryptocurrency transactions, claiming it discriminates against digital asset users...
Bitcoin has surged past $66,000, boosting related stocks like CRCL, BMNR, and MSTR, as investors anticipate the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting.
Bitcoin's rally encounters a crucial resistance level at $68,000, following a 15% rebound from July lows. Analysts caution that surpassing this level is vital for continued upward...
President Bola Tinubu has signed an executive order to address regulatory gaps in Nigeria's crypto market, which saw $59 billion in inflows over a year.
The Bank of Korea is set to initiate live CBDC transactions with nine banks in September, enabling retail consumers to trade tokenized won across commercial lines.
Former President Trump is advocating for the Senate to approve the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act before the August recess, highlighting key regulatory issues.
Bitcoin nears the $65,500 resistance level as trading volume declines following a mid-July rebound. Market factors, including AI developments and regulatory concerns, influence the...
Ethereum experiences a significant surge as ETF investments return, primarily driven by BlackRock's fund, outpacing Bitcoin in the process.
Ethereum's price fell below $1,820, impacted by the stalling of the CLARITY Act and weak support, affecting market sentiment.
The CLARITY Act faces a delay in the Senate vote due to an ethics impasse involving Trump's crypto holdings, potentially postponing the vote until after the August recess.
Ethereum's value has dropped significantly, falling twice as hard as Bitcoin amid market volatility and the unwinding of the chip trade.