Polls and prediction markets lean Democratic ahead of Nov. 3, raising crypto policy stakes
A House flip looks likelier than a Senate call, keeping 2027 oversight and near-term crypto tax bills in focus after Clarity Act failure.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and its impact on crypto.
A House flip looks likelier than a Senate call, keeping 2027 oversight and near-term crypto tax bills in focus after Clarity Act failure.
The deal implies a pro forma equity value up to $1.1 billion as OpenPayd targets a U.S. launch by April 2027.
Midterm timing, retiring Senate champions, and unresolved ethics concerns leave no clear year-end path.
The White House called the reports speculation as Trump pushes an AI agenda built around industry “self-policing.”
The plan opens a 60-day comment window after Federal Register publication and hinges on asset-by-asset custody availability.
Disclosures tie about $8M to the market-structure bill, pushing the next catalyst toward SEC and CFTC rulemaking.
Seven open seats across the agencies will leave three commissioners overseeing parts of a roughly $3 trillion crypto market.
The stalled market-structure push shifts near-term policy focus back to SEC and CFTC actions ahead of Election Day.
The fund is distributed into institutional crypto settlement workflows without tokenizing shares onchain.
A Friday SEC filing said the miner ended the line without early termination fees or penalties.
The staff guidance puts issuer communications and token-econ programs back in the securities-law risk frame for altcoins.
The guidance addresses token marketing “essential managerial efforts,” staking receipt tokens, and secondary-market promoter risk.
The deal lands as Canadian banks test tokenized deposits and NYSE and Blockchain.com pursue tokenized stocks via an ATS.
At $5, XRP would imply a roughly $300B market cap, but the analysis argues usage and regulation are not yet aligned.
He tied early-2025 dismissals to a coming “180-degree change” in SEC crypto rulemaking.
The framework allows AMM trading on public blockchains but caps venues and gives issuers an objection right.
The proposal targets 24/5 stock exposure without share ownership and follows a Sept. 1 SEC Form 1-N filing tied to security futures.
The position reduces introducing-broker and associated-person registration risk for qualifying wallets and apps under strict non-discretionary conditions.
The vote decides whether the market-structure bill advances to debate, not whether it becomes law.
Negotiators were still short of 60 votes as of Friday afternoon, with the midterm calendar compressing the 2026 window.