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The second-largest US bank per market capitalization joins industry counterparts in digital asset payment methods trend.

The much-hyped ‘Crypto Week’ in the United States, where key industry regulations are on the table, is turning into a bit of a fracas. 

Elizabeth Warren warns crypto could destabilize the U.S. economy. CZ fires back, arguing the NYSE isn’t the economy, it’s just one player.

Trump steps in to rescue U.S. crypto legislation, meeting GOP holdouts after CBDC concerns derailed key bills in the House.

The Fed, FDIC, and OCC clarify how banks can offer crypto custody services under existing rules without new policies.

United States policymakers have been discussing crypto regulations during “Crypto Week” in Washington DC.

US lawmakers to tackle stablecoins, CBDCs, and crypto oversight during “Crypto Week” starting July 14, aiming to lead global innovation.

CRCL stock has jumped 800% since its June IPO, nearing Coinbase’s $78B market cap; after-hours trading pushed it above $270 per share.

Democrats are insisting that the bill be amended to include protections against corruption by Trump and his inner circle members.

Hyperliquid’s HYPE token rallies 94% this month, reaching $36.90 ATH amid record-breaking $9.37B derivatives open interest.

Pro-crypto United States Congressman Tom Emmer has reintroduced legislation that will bring regulatory clarity to the digital assets industry and service providers.

Legislation to regulate stablecoins has passed through another Congressional hoop on its path to becoming law.

Lawmakers are seeking SARs tied to Trump fundraising platforms, including World Liberty Financial and meme coin projects.

US Securities and Exchange Commission chair Paul Atkins delivered a positive keynote at the regulator’s third crypto roundtable. 

The GENIUS Act proposes federal licensing for stablecoin issuers aiming to bring clarity to the $240 billion market.

The United States Treasury Department has predicted a huge increase in stablecoin market capitalization over the next few years.

Banks no longer need Fed approval for stablecoin operations as regulators shift to standard supervision, marking a win for crypto innovation.

California legislation that will enable self-custody protection and peer-to-peer crypto transactions has taken a step towards being enacted.