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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins said the biggest advances in technological innovation should be realized in the United States, according to a post on Watcher.Guru’s X account. The remarks were made during a White House-hosted technology industry event, though specific details of the event’s agenda were not immediately disclosed.
The CEO of a crypto-focused policy organization said Aug. 18 that the CLARITY Act has roughly a one-in-10 chance of becoming law before the midterm elections, as competing interests from banks, securities firms, and derivatives companies continue to complicate negotiations. Miller Whitehouse-Levine, who leads the Solana Policy Institute, spoke at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium 2026…
The SEC announced “Regulation Crypto Assets,” which would establish a specialized regime for securities offerings of certain investment contracts.
The White House’s top cryptocurrency adviser said on Aug. 18 that he expects the CLARITY Act to clear a key Senate procedural vote next month, even as two separate disputes over stablecoin rewards and presidential ethics language remain unresolved. Patrick Witt made the remarks at the SALT conference in Wyoming, where senators and crypto policy…
Bitcoin broke out of a months-long trading range, rising as much as 7.7% amid growing optimism over cryptocurrency regulation as industry leaders gathered at the White House.
Currencies38606 Market Cap$ 2.49T+9.11% 24h Spot Volume$ 46.19B+135.5% DominanceBTC55.93%-1.33%ETH11.00%+8.98% ETH Gas1.63 Gwei Ripple Aug 19, 2026 2min read byBrian Njuguna forCoinpaper
White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt said he remains “optimistic and bullish” on the CLARITY Act ahead of a planned September vote, even as disagreements over stablecoin rewards and President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency-related conflicts of interest threaten to complicate negotiations.
President Donald Trump is helping draft cryptocurrency regulations while financial disclosures show he and his family have profited significantly from the industry.
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) new regulatory proposal marks a significant step forward from a set of “inapt” crypto rules to clearer and more enforceable digital asset regulations
