Cryptocurrency regulation bill fails in US Senate
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The US Senate has rejected the broad cryptocurrency regulation bill, the Clarity Act, which sought to establish clearer rules for overseeing digital assets.
The photo shows the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., on July 26, 2026. (Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times)
Shares of companies linked to the cryptocurrency sector also continued their decline yesterday. The failure of the US Senate to pass a large-scale bill on digital assets is seen as a significant blow to the sector. Banker.az reports this with reference to Bloomberg. Bitcoin fell 5,3% to $74,910 on Tuesday. The price of Ether has fallen by more than 8%, while losses have been larger in smaller tokens. [...]
The US Senate has failed to advance comprehensive cryptocurrency legislation backed by President Donald Trump. The development is seen as ...
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