WorldPingSenate Republicans released a final CLARITY Act draft with 126 policy revisions they said Democrats requested during negotiations.
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WorldPingOpposition to the CLARITY Act widened on Sept. 14 as banks, Democrats, state attorneys general and developer advocates rejected key compromises.
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WorldPingSenate Republicans rewrote key parts of the CLARITY Act as they made a final push for Democratic votes Tuesday. “This text is truly bipartisan and includes more than 120 of Democrats’ demands,” Sen.
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WorldPingEight banking groups on Monday said they want tighter limits on stablecoin rewards, keeping the ongoing banks-versus-crypto dispute alive in Congress.
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WorldPingTrump’s ethics concession addresses one hurdle for the crypto bill, but 18 state attorneys general say the revised legislation would weaken state oversight.
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WorldPingThe state AGs said they were concerned the crypto legislation might restrict their ability to bring securities and commodities cases tied to online scams.
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WorldPingNew York Attorney General Letitia James led a group of 17 bipartisan attorneys general urging lawmakers to vote against crypto legislation.
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