
CLARITY Act’s final draft has been released ahead of May 14 markup – What’s in it?
The Senate Banking Committee text limits passive stablecoin yield, preserves DeFi protections and leaves a Democratic ethics demand unresolved.

The Senate Banking Committee text limits passive stablecoin yield, preserves DeFi protections and leaves a Democratic ethics demand unresolved.

The May 14 markup will show whether the crypto industry’s top legislative priority can attract enough bipartisan support to survive beyond committee.

BlackRock aims to capture a larger share of the rapidly expanding $30 billion tokenized asset market.

The markup will test whether the stablecoin compromise can survive pressure from banks, crypto firms and Democrats seeking ethics language.

The new rules could cut off a funding route that turned offshore crypto wealth into UK political power.

Stablecoins won the law, but now they have to survive the rulebook.

Stablecoins are finding their strongest argument in one of business’s oldest problems: moving money on time.

The stablecoin debate has left crypto regulation behind and entered the territory of monetary sovereignty.

Banking organizations are aggressively pushing advertisements to pressure US lawmakers to act against the introduction of stablecoin yields.

The GENIUS act has already defined what a legal payment stablecoin looks like. Now lawmakers are trying to make those digital dollars practical to use.

Polymarket’s new token may not cut USDC demand, but it could make that demand harder to see and easier to misread.

The rise of AI agents is creating a simple question with huge implications for crypto: how does software pay?