Crypto firms race to lock in CLARITY Act rules before the Senate window closes
The crypto industry is widening its lobbying campaign as lawmakers confront a four-week window to settle enforcement and ethics disputes.
Lummis is pushing CLARITY toward a July Senate sprint, but the bill still needs floor time, final text and Democratic votes before the recess clock closes.
BTC's market downturn has weakened hiring but created opportunities for traditional financial firms to buy crypto firms.
Spot selling led the decline before forced liquidations spread losses across Bitcoin, Ether and other major cryptocurrencies.
The president's opposition to a digital dollar remains intact, even as he delays signing the bill that would codify it.
The company is rebuilding a reserve depleted by a $1.5 billion debt repayment as rising preferred dividends shift more of the burden onto MSTR shareholders.
Bitcoin has lost 16% this month while ETF redemptions and weak US trading activity deepen pressure on the market.