Crypto investors are gearing up for a pivotal week in Washington, with the US Congress poised to debate and potentially pass new rules for the digital asset sector, a policy shift that has already ...

The bottom line is that the more stablecoins are issued, the more Treasury bills are needed. Circle Internet Group, which ...

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A soft U.S. dollar and the digital currency friendliness of President Trump has helped to push the price of bitcoin to ...

Investors are betting that a slew of long-sought policy wins for the industry, expected next week, could invite new investment in the asset class.

Bitcoin is already up 25% on the year, and Standard Chartered expects even bigger returns during the next two quarters.

Democrats led by Rep Maxine Waters and Rep Stephen Lynch are set to start “Anti-Crypto Corruption Week” to block the GENIUS Act, CLARITY Act, and Anti-CBDC bill. Their concern is that the bills will ...

If Congress passes the GENIUS Act, banks will be allowed to issue their own cryptocurrency, as long as it’s tied to a stable ...

Both the Clarity Act and the GENIUS Act are expected to be up for a floor vote, after which the legislation will move to the ...

Congress must pass the GENIUS Act as a crucial first step in creating a federal framework that establishes how stablecoin issuers may operate in the US. Additionally, clear regulations will support ...