US lawmaker kicks off 2025 by disclosing altcoin investment
Georgia Representative Mike Collins has disclosed investments in Ether and other altcoins since taking office in 2023. Go to Source
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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
Rep. French Hill’s election as House Financial Services Committee Chair signals a bullish outlook for crypto investors, with promises of regulatory clarity and innovation-friendly policies ahead. Digital Assets and Fintech Face a Turning Point With Committee’s New Chair Congressman French Hill (R-AR) has been elected as the next Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, … Read more
The FIT21 market structure bill passed the House of Representatives in May 2024 with bipartisan support by a 278-136 margin. Go to Source
The Arkansas Representative is expected to take over leadership at the House committee crucial to digital asset policy following the departure of Patrick McHenry. Go to Source
A letter sent to the Senate signed by more than 40 organizations suggested that Donald Trump might not abide by tradition and nominate Democrats to the SEC at all. Go to Source
In likely his last committee hearing before leaving office in January, the Ohio senator suggested a looser approach to digital assets could only benefit the “corporate elite.” Go to Source