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Ripple and Strategy are arguing that the failed CLARITY Act vote did not change the existing legal position of XRP or Bitcoin in the U.S.
Add preferred source Ethereum dropped below $2,400 after the U.S. Senate rejected the CLARITY Act in a 49-50 vote, triggering a broad crypto selloff that also pushed Bitcoin under $75,000. The regulatory setback reversed momentum that had seen ETH trading near $2,600 days earlier. Combined Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded $592 million in net outflows…
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) costs around $0.0569 on September 16, 2026. That leaves it 76.7 percent below the twelve-month high of $0.2437, which the token reached on September 22, 2025 shortly after trading began. At the same time it stands 11.0 percent above the twelve-month low of $0.0513 from August 9, 2026. With a market…
BASIS, the institutional-grade crypto yield and staking platform, is rolling out three moves at once — an ecosystem partnership with $XDC Network, a technology collaboration with Zypher DAO, and the launch of an automated restaking tool called Auto Earn. Together, the announcements mark one of the more ambitious pushes yet to connect BASIS crypto yield…
Forty-nine US senators voted to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on Sept. 15, falling 11 short of the 60 needed to clear a cloture motion.
The Senate killed the crypto bill the industry spent years and hundreds of millions chasing, yet Coinbase, Strategy, and Robinhood are all ticking higher this morning. The reason why reframes everything investors thought Tuesday’s selloff meant.
Solana treasury company DeFi Development Corp. has opened an at-the-market program for up to 30 million CHAD preferred shares, creating an optional financing channel that could support further SOL purchases alongside other corporate uses.
Deutsche Bank announced on Sept. 16 that it plans to bring regulated digital asset custody to institutional and corporate clients across Europe.
Today stablecoin issuer Circle announced the launch of its Arc blockchain network, marking a major vertical integration move for the listed company. Participants include a broad range of high profile traditional financial institutions alongside well known digital natives. Initially the blockchain is public but permissioned, with institutional validators joining in phases.
The heads of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission pledged to press ahead with crypto regulation using their existing powers after the Senate failed to advance the Clarity Act.