82 Catholic bishops and four of the nation's largest law enforcement organizations sent letters to Senate leadership this week opposing Section 604 of the CLARITY Act — the DeFi developer safe harbor that could decide the future of permissionless finance in America.
A mystery wallet opened a 20x leveraged $14.56M ETH long on Hyperliquid right before the White House hosts law enforcement to decide the fate of the CLARITY Act — and Polymarket just cut the bill's odds in half.
JPMorgan's CEO went on Fox Business and called Brian Armstrong 'full of shit.' Armstrong replied with a hockey meme. But under the banter is a regulatory war that could decide whether stablecoins become the next savings account — or get killed by banks.
Senator Kennedy was the last holdout who could kill the CLARITY Act. Today he voted yes. The most comprehensive crypto market structure bill in US history just cleared the Senate Banking Committee and is headed to the Senate floor.
The most comprehensive crypto regulation in US history goes to a Senate committee vote Thursday. Republicans left out the one clause that would stop senior government officials from personally profiting off the industry they're regulating. Democrats say no ethics, no votes.
The CLARITY Act stablecoin yield compromise bans 'hold and earn' stablecoin rewards in the US. Coinbase backed the deal anyway. Here's the multi-billion dollar calculation behind that decision.
Brian Armstrong killed the CLARITY Act in January, then blocked it again in February. Today the Senate returned from Easter recess, and Armstrong is suddenly its biggest cheerleader. Here's what changed, and why the next 3 weeks decide whether US crypto law happens in 2026 or not at all.