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Stand With Crypto put the final tally at 298 crypto-friendly legislators in the 119th Congress

Markets have struggled to maintain their post-election momentum this month

Lawmakers now have until Friday to pass the highly-anticipated continuing resolution

A three-month stopgap, for better or for worse, is probably what is going to happen

Here’s a look at what lawmakers are most focused on in these final weeks of the 118th Congress

The industry sometimes glosses over the uphill battle involved in getting crypto issues in front of lawmakers

Incumbent US Senator Elizabeth Warren faced off with the pro-crypto attorney trying to take her seat Tuesday night

And Congress members launched an investigation into whether the SEC is hiring civil service employees based on their political affiliations

Despite increased bipartisan efforts in Congress to pass crypto-related legislation, Sens. Lummis and Scott say Democrats are still standing in the way

Plus, a look into US spot BTC funds six months into trading

Representatives on Thursday opted to back President Biden and uphold his veto of the legislation that sought to invalidate SAB 121

Plus, ether ETF issuers hand in their revised S-1 documents today and analysts say trading could start as soon as this week

Rep. Nickel, who will be leaving Capitol Hill in 2025, said it’s important to reiterate that SEC Chair Gary Gensler does not represent all Democrats’ views

Plus, a dive into crypto’s ever-expanding unicorn club

Also, tokenization continues to grab headlines and one bitcoin miner stock soars Tuesday after inking a big deal

Also, a look at whether or not the new crypto bills will make it to the President’s desk

The FIT21 Act marks the second crypto-focused piece of legislation to advance in Congress this month

It’s in the best interest of our elected officials to cultivate that interest in crypto and incorporate these voters into a long-term political strategy

Yesterday saw Congress’ upper chamber side with the House on a measure aimed at overturning SAB 121

Treasury needs additional secondary sanctions tools that can specifically target digital asset providers, deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo pleaded Tuesday

Congressional hopefuls from Texas, California, North Carolina, Alabama, Indiana and West Virginia seem to be benefitting from last-minute donations from crypto super PACs

Sen. Warren’s Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act (DAAMLA) poses a threat to jobs and American advantage, former officials argue

Congress needs to act soon, Yellen told lawmakers, pointing to potential runs on digital asset platforms and “vulnerabilities from crypto asset price volatility”

A letter dated Jan. 14 refutes Warren’s negative characterization of its activities