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Senate Blocks Clarity Act, Likely Killing It for 2026
U.S. Senate blocks the Clarity Act in a procedural vote, likely ending the legislation for 2026, as reported by Bitcoin Magazine.
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Bitcoin, BTC-Related Stocks Tumble After Senate Blocks Clarity Act
Bitcoin and crypto-related stocks dropped after the U.S. Senate blocked the Clarity Act in a procedural vote.
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Tether, Binance and a $1.5 billion Iran oil network converge in new US forfeiture case
US prosecutors seek $61M in Tether tied to an alleged $1.5B Iranian oil network, while Binance faces no accusations.
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Congress wants to make crypto easier to use and still collect $500 million more in taxes
CryptoSlate reports that House lawmakers are considering legislation to ease taxes on stablecoins while raising $500 million in revenue.
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Kazakhstan to Establish National Cryptocurrency Analytics Center
Kazakhstan is establishing a National Cryptocurrency Analytics Center to monitor digital assets and fiat transactions.
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CertiK Partners With Kyrgyzstan’s Central Bank on Digital Som Security
According to BlockchainReporter, CertiK signed an MoU with Kyrgyzstan's central bank to support Digital Som security.
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Lummis Credits Trump for Ethics Deal as Clarity Act Faces Tuesday Vote
Senator Cynthia Lummis credited U.S. President Donald Trump for agreeing to strict ethics restrictions as lawmakers prepare to vote on the Clarity Act.
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A new XRPL upgrade could concentrate XRP ownership inside banks instead of retail wallets
A proposed XRPL upgrade would let banks and fintechs cover customer XRP costs, shifting reserve and fee obligations to institutional balance sheets.
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New York Attorney General Leads 17 States in Opposing the Clarity Act
BlockchainReporter notes New York Attorney General Letitia James led 17 states in opposing the Clarity Act over federal preemption concerns.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Asks Supreme Court to Overturn FTX Fraud Conviction
According to BlockchainReporter, Sam Bankman-Fried petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn his fraud conviction and $11 billion forfeiture.
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