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The heads of two federal financial regulators said on Sept. 16 that their agencies would proceed with crypto rulemaking under existing authority, after the US Senate voted against advancing the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act the previous day.
Over the past few weeks, the most crowded old-coin trade on English-language crypto Twitter has certainly been ZEC.
Securities regulators in the U.S. say they plan to move forward with regulations to govern cryptocurrencies as the Clarity Act legislation stalls in Congress.
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Add preferred source Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) expressed concerns at a July 15 meeting with the Japan Virtual and Crypto Assets Exchange Association that crypto asset exchange service providers may be steering users toward higher-margin “sales desk” transactions. Building on issues raised in a 2025 Financial System Council report, the FSA linked the discussion…
The House Ways and Means Committee moved forward a bill on tax for digital assets on Wednesday (September 16), which was designed to minimize the tax liability for small transactions involving cryptocurrencies, while subjecting digital assets to numerous anti-abuse regulations already used for traditional financial instruments. With a vote of 38-5, the committee passed the…
The Indian Gaming Association (IGA) announced it opposed a federal bill to regulate the cryptocurrency industry.
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan on Wednesday walked back his bearish CLARITY Act call, telling clients the bill’s failure may matter far less than the headlines suggest.
India has been talking about crypto regulation for years, but there is still no clarity on the matter. But now, the situation is changing, as the government is expected to respond next week to the recommendations made by the Parliamentary Finance Committee on virtual digital assets (VDAs).
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published new guidance on how the legislation underpinning the country’s upcoming cryptoasset regulatory regime will be applied.