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

Democratic senators Jack Reed and Laphonza Butler urged the SEC to crack down on what they called “alarming deficiencies” in crypto marketing and disclosures

Lots of crypto bills were introduced, but little progress beyond that was made on the Hill this year

Senators mostly focused their questions on the SEC’s approach to regulating publicly-registered companies and his so-called aggressive approach to rulemaking during Tuesday’s hearing

Lawmakers of both parties say crypto legislation won’t be “sexy,” nor “a crowd-pleaser” — but remains a near-term focus

As some lawmakers continue to push for stablecoins to be issued by only banks, one representative said ensuring stablecoins have sound reserves is more important

Tuesday’s stablecoin hearing made one thing clear: US Senators are not on the same page when it comes to regulation

The Federal Reserve is considering whether to wrap up the taper of asset purchases months sooner than previously planned.

Altcoins like Cardano and XRP made significant gains on Wednesday, hiking 16.71% and 18.85% as of 4:00 pm ET.

Ethereum and bitcoin shed just 1.5% and 2% on the news, and made small gains later in the day.

Bitcoin traded above its 200-day moving average line despite efforts to change broad industry taxation language in the infrastructure bill.

Jason and Senator Lummis talk bout the proposed infrastructure bill and the impact it could have on bitcoin and innovation at-large.

Senators Wyden, Lummus, Toomey propose slimming down the definition of crypto broker to make tax reporting requirements more narrow

Portion of bill outlines “impossible-to-fulfill” reporting requirements, blockchain associations say