Erased Gensler Texts Ignite Crypto Backlash as SEC Watchdog Faults ‘Avoidable Errors’
The crypto industry is denouncing the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission after the agency’s inspector general said nearly a year of text messages from former Chair Gary Gensler’s government phone were irretrievably...
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Crypto Industry Points to SEC and CFTC After CLARITY Setback
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After Clarity Act Stalls, SEC and CFTC Say They’ll Write Crypto Rules on Their Own
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House Panel Advances Crypto Tax Bill That Would Limit Certain Loss Write-Offs
The House Ways and Means Committee approved the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act 38-5 on Wednesday, sending the full House a bill t...
Bitcoin Price Stabilizes Near $75,900 After 4% US-Session Drop
Bitcoin price fell 4% in US trading and stabilized at around $75,900 as of 8 a.m. in London. The decline came after the US failed...