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A top senator is spearheading efforts to regulate cryptocurrencies, prioritizing clear rules for digital assets to boost innovation, protect consumers, and ensure U.S. global competitiveness. 119th Congress: Senator’s Ambitious Plan to Lead US in Crypto Regulation The U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs announced on Jan. 15 that Chairman Tim Scott has … Read more
Tom Emmer’s new appointment in Congress signals a push to foster an environment where digital asset innovation flourishes under pro-technology, American-led values. The Future of Digital Assets: A Powerful New Direction From Congress Congressman Tom Emmer of Minnesota has been appointed Vice Chairman of the Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology, and Artificial Intelligence. The … Read more
The president-elect cannot officially nominate anyone until after he is inaugurated on Jan. 20, but the US Senate has been holding hearings to question his potential picks. Go to Source
With a Republican majority having taken control of the US Senate in January, Tim Scott said the Banking Committee would have an “open-minded environment” for digital assets. Go to Source
French Hill has stepped back as leader of the digital assets, fintech, and AI subcommittee to become chair of the full House committee in the 119th Congress. Go to Source
Georgia Representative Mike Collins has disclosed investments in Ether and other altcoins since taking office in 2023. Go to Source
U.S. Senator foresees 2025 as a pivotal year for cryptocurrency, highlighting plans for a strategic bitcoin reserve and sweeping pro-crypto legislation under new leadership. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Digital Asset Laws Set to Redefine 2025 U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) reiterated her strong support for cryptocurrency in a post on social media platform X Tuesday, … Read more
The President, with only a month left in office, reportedly said “nobody in the Congress should be able to make money in the stock market” while serving the United States. Go to Source
The update to the calendar makes it unlikely lawmakers will be able to vote on the SEC commissioner’s nomination before the next session of Congress. Go to Source
Caroline Crenshaw may still have one more chance to be confirmed for a second term as an SEC commissioner before the next session of Congress. Go to Source
