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Currencies39202 Market Cap$ 2.66T-2.11% 24h Spot Volume$ 43.86B+0.83% DominanceBTC57.03%+0.24%ETH10.97%-1.24% ETH Gas0.06 Gwei News Sep 15, 2026 2min read byAnjali Belgaumkar forCoinpedia

NEW YORK, Sept. 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — APEING has announced that Stage 4 of its crypto presale is now live at $0.0004 per token, with project materials pointing to a planned listing price of $0.01. Based on those two price points, the stage carries a stated potential ROI of 2,400%. Known as Banana Hoarders,…

A procedural vote on the Clarity Act, a U.S. bill that would set the market structure for digital assets, failed in the Senate after Republicans and Democrats were unable to narrow their differences over ethics provisions covering senior public officials. Shares of crypto-related companies fell sharply

European Union lawmakers are backing digital asset tax bills, while in the United States, industry groups are actively opposing the incoming tax law. Meanwhile, the German government is seeking a 25% tax on digital asset gains, and Bulgaria passed legislation that aligns the country with EU reporting rules, just as two leading blockchain trade associations…

KUALA LUMPUR: Fitch Ratings expects cryptocurrency offerings in Islamic finance to gradually develop in some jurisdictions including Malaysia.

eToro’s crypto trading volume in August reached 5.3 million transactions, up 280% month-over-month but down 4% year-over-year. In its monthly report released on September 14, 2026, Goldman Sachs lowered eToro’s target price from $36 to $34, maintaining a Neutral rating. The current price is $30.35, offering 12% upside potential. Weak performance in ECC trading and…

The CLARITY Act failed to advance in the US Senate on Tuesday, September 15, dealing a major setback to the crypto industry’s biggest regulatory push in years.

Much of that sector-wide gain comes down to one token, Zcash, which now represents about 62% of the privacy market. ByWayne Jones

The CLARITY Act failed to advance in the U.S. Senate after Tuesday’s cloture vote fell short of the required threshold. Senators recorded 39 votes in favor and 36 against, missing the 60 votes needed to proceed. The procedural defeat blocks the legislation from moving into formal Senate debate under the current vote.

Add preferred source The U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act, a bill that would have created the first federal regulatory framework for digital assets, falling short of the 60 votes needed on a procedural motion. Former CFTC Chairman Christopher Giancarlo said the setback would not stop the “march of innovation,” emphasizing that SEC…