Stand With Crypto Backs 32 US House Incumbents in 2026 Election Push
Stand With Crypto's endorsement of 32 U.S. House incumbents underscores the crypto sector's expanding political influence, with more endorsements coming as the…
Stand With Crypto's endorsement of 32 U.S. House incumbents underscores the crypto sector's expanding political influence, with more endorsements coming as the…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is pressed on a test office purge and hidden weapons data, injecting political uncertainty into Pentagon operations that…
Trump’s crypto regulation plans may collapse under bipartisan pressure, opening the door for a rapid policy U-turn that could rattle Bitcoin and…
The White House is advancing the CLARITY crypto bill toward a Senate vote in September, seeking bipartisan support to establish a clear…
US Senate vote to confirm ambassador to Brazil deepens diplomatic showdown, rattling emerging-market assets and the dollar amid fears of trade disruption.
Crypto PAC Fairshake's rare Detroit primary loss is offset by wins elsewhere, signaling a pro-crypto Congressional expansion that could drive regulatory clarity…
With the Senate heading into summer recess in one week, limited time remains to advance crypto regulatory clarity legislation, heightening market uncertainty…
Senator Schumer’s proposed anti-corruption agency targets former President Trump’s crypto holdings and business ties, raising questions over potential new ethics rules for…
Macquarie warns a pre-midterms US-Iran deal could flood oil markets with Iranian exports, risking a surplus that drives prices sharply lower.
The first U.S. crypto law, guided by Trump allies Howard Lutnick and Bo Hines, provided Tether with a regulatory moat, boosting its…
Crypto Clarity Act stalls as Democrats reject Trump-backed ethics provisions, delaying U.S. regulatory clarity for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the broader digital asset…
The White House is pushing a landmark crypto ethics deal in the Senate, potentially reshaping US digital asset regulation, but with no…