Bill Hagerty Says Senate Could Advance Crypto Bill in April
Key Highlights Bill Hagerty said the Senate Banking Committee could take up crypto market structure legislation starting next week. He ...
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Louisiana Senate Race Gets Messy But Traders Signal Safe GOP Hold
Key Takeaways▸ Despite a crowded, contentious GOP primary, trading volume and pricing remain muted.▸ Markets overwhelmingly price Louisiana as a ...
Texas Lt. Gov. Lists Crypto, Prediction Markets in Charges to Senate
The #2 Texas state official called on lawmakers to study “the sudden inundation of prediction market gambling“ as other jurisdictions ...
Lawmaker Presses Senate to Move on Crypto Clarity Bill
Key HighlightsRep. Dusty Johnson urged the Senate to advance the crypto “Clarity” bill, warning that time is running out.The legislation ...
US Senate Leader doesn‘t Expect Market Structure to Pass before April
US Senator Majority Leader John Thune reportedly said he doesn’t expect the chamber to move forward with legislation to establish ...
Florida Senate Approves First Stablecoin Bill, Awaits DeSantis’ Signature
Florida lawmakers have approved a state-level framework regulating payment stablecoins, moving the legislation to Governor Ron DeSantis’ desk for final ...
Netherlands Lower Chamber Passes 36% Tax Proposal Before Passing to Senate
The Netherlands’ House of Representatives advanced a legislative proposal on Thursday to introduce a 36% capital gains tax on savings ...
Senate Crypto Bill Advances – But Odds of Passing Reflect Challenges Ahead
The Senate Agriculture Committee advanced the crypto market structure bill, but odds of passage in 2026 are hovering around 53%.A ...
CLARITY Act Needs Bipartisan Support in Senate Banking Committee: Analyst
The passage of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025, also known as the CLARITY market structure bill, hinges ...
US Senate Confirms Mike Selig as CFTC Chair
US Senate confirms Mike Selig to run the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Travis Hill to lead the Federal Deposit ...
