Casey Wagner

Casey Wagner

Casey Wagner is a senior reporter on the scoops and investigations team, based in New York. Casey covers crypto regulation, markets and central banks. Prior to joining Blockworks, she reported on macroeconomics at Bloomberg News. She graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in Media Studies. Contact Casey or send her tips via email at [email protected]
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The US government announced the largest asset forfeiture in history — all in bitcoin. Here’s why it’s not headed straight for the strategic reserve

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As the shutdown enters its second week, sources say the Senate Banking Committee looks to move ahead with a market structure bill markup

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Experts agree that the shutdown will delay new crypto ETF approvals, but lawmakers seem keen to move ahead with legislative work

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Should Congress not pass a budget, the SEC will be operating with a skeleton staff starting Wednesday

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Victims of Coinbase’s May data breach are not on the same page about a path forward

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Big banks weren’t happy with a key provision of the GENIUS Act, and want lawmakers to right the wrong in the crypto market structure bill.

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Lawmakers are expected to consider the new version at the end of September

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The CLARITY Act may have passed in the House, but the Senate has some edits

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US indexes were muted Monday as investors wait to hear from Chair Powell and President Trump

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Trump’s executive orders gave crypto holders optimism, but actionable progress could be slow

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Markets strongly suspect that committee members will make the first interest rate cut of 2025

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After four days of deliberation, the jury found Roman Storm guilty on Wednesday of one federal count

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Big names are projecting the S&P 500 will post a double-digit decline

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US equities were in the green Monday after July’s labor report miss sent markets lower

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After lengthy closing arguments on Wednesday, the case is now in the hands of 12 jurors

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Markets want a September rate cut. Here’s the language we’ll be watching

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White House officials have until Friday to solidify tariff agreements with most countries

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With these levies, it’s cheaper for Japanese manufacturers to send cars to the US than it is for domestic makers to import parts from other countries

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Levies on foreign cars are set to increase in less than two weeks, but companies say they are already feeling the heat

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The stablecoin bill now heads to the president’s desk