Crypto Shifts Focus to Trump Regulators After Coming up Short in Senate
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Crypto shifts focus to Trump regulators after coming up short in Senate
A cryptocurrency regulation bill appears to have little momentum left in the Senate after it came up short in a floor vote Tuesday, with the industry now turning its attention to Trump administration regulators to set the rules of the road. The Clarity Act failed to secure enough support to clear a procedural hurdle Tuesday…
Democrats Push for Crypto Clarity as Regulators Take Control: 5 Altcoins Worth Risking Before the Next Breakout
The Senate vote failed to reach the 60-vote threshold, but the legislation remains procedurally alive. SEC and CFTC actions could provide interim crypto rules while Congress works on broader legislation. SOL, INJ, APT, SUI, and SHIB represent different sectors, giving investors several distinct areas to monitor. The CLARITY Act's failed Senate vote has shifted the spotlight over to the SEC and CFTC, and traders are still keeping a close eye on a…
Without waiting for the bill to pass, regulatory measures will be implemented using existing powers. Michael Selig, Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), have instructed their respective agencies to currently […] Regulatory measures will be implemented using existing powers.
CFTC Chairman and Strategy CEO Eye Crypto Regulation After CLARITY Act Stall
Key Insights: The U.S. crypto regulation debate is shifting toward federal agencies after the Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act. CFTC Chairman Michael Selig said his agency intends to continue developing crypto rules using powers Congress has already granted it. Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor also expects regulators to move forward without waiting for […]
The U.S. Senate has blocked the CLARITY Act, the rule that sought to order the regulation of cryptocurrencies in the country. The procedure vote ended with 49 supports and 50 rejections, far from the 60 votes it needed to move forward. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is not going to wait for Congress to resolve the jam: its president, Mike Selig, announced that the agency will draft its own crypto rules. The CLARITY Act crypto as…
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