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X Money Service Launched in 41 States as Elizabeth Warren Warns Elon Musk's Banking Ambitions Pose a Risk

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has broadly launched its financial service, X Money, across the United States. Previously in limited beta, it is now available nationwide to all Premium and Premium+ subscribers, moving out of invite-only mode. The service integrates a deposit account, peer-to-peer payments, and a debit card (virtual and optional physical) directly within the X app. Key features include 6% APY for Premium+ users (with conditions for Premium), 3% cashback on card purchases, fee-free international transfers and peer-to-peer payments, and a $15 welcome bonus. Deposits are held through partner Cross River Bank, extending FDIC insurance coverage up to $10 million per account. X has obtained money transmitter licenses in 41 states and Washington D.C., but approvals are still pending for New York and Massachusetts. The expansion faces regulatory scrutiny, notably from Senator Elizabeth Warren. She warned that Musk's management of X poses risks to consumers and financial stability if applied to X Money and criticized a perceived loophole in the 2025 GENIUS Act that could let companies like X issue stablecoins with fewer restrictions. Currently, X Money operates solely with fiat currency, with no confirmed crypto integration. However, analysts like Grayscale's Zach Pandl suggest a deeper move into cryptocurrencies is an inevitable next step for the platform's financial ambitions.

cryptonews.ruHace 2 días 13:01

X Money Service Launched in 41 States as Elizabeth Warren Warns Elon Musk's Banking Ambitions Pose a Risk

cryptonews.ruHace 2 días 13:01

CLARITY Act ‘clears key hurdle’ – White House agrees to crypto ethics deal

The CLARITY Act, a key crypto market structure bill, has cleared a major hurdle after the White House agreed with Republican senators on an ethics provision. This agreement follows concerns raised by Democrats regarding potential conflicts of interest in the industry. However, full details of the deal are not yet public, and Democrats have not yet formally reviewed it. For the bill to pass the Senate, it will require support from several Democratic senators to reach the necessary 60-vote threshold. Despite this progress, market expectations, as indicated by prediction sites, suggest the bill is more likely to pass in early 2027 rather than before the end of 2026. The urgency for U.S. legislation is underscored by other jurisdictions like the EU and the UK finalizing their own crypto frameworks, with White House advisor Patrick Witt urging Congress to act.

ambcrypto07/21 09:01

CLARITY Act ‘clears key hurdle’ – White House agrees to crypto ethics deal

ambcrypto07/21 09:01

Senator Elizabeth Warren slams CLARITY Act as a ‘ticket to sanctions evasion’

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren strongly opposes the CLARITY Act, a broad crypto market bill, calling it a "ticket to sanctions evasion." She echoes concerns from former U.S. National Security Council official Richard Nephew, who warns the bill's exemptions for decentralized finance (DeFi) and weaker anti-money laundering rules could enable terrorists, sanctions evaders, and other illicit actors. The banking lobby also opposes the bill, citing illicit finance risks. White House Crypto Advisor Patrick Witt dismissed Warren's concerns, referencing a political setback in Maine. The bill faces a challenging path in the Senate, needing 60 votes to pass. While some Democrats support provisions protecting software developers, others vow to withhold support unless ethics concerns are addressed. With a shrinking legislative calendar, the bill's odds of passage have dropped to 45%. The crypto industry fears failure to pass it before the August recess could delay major regulatory clarity until the 2030s.

ambcrypto07/10 06:03

Senator Elizabeth Warren slams CLARITY Act as a ‘ticket to sanctions evasion’

ambcrypto07/10 06:03

Senator Cynthia Lummis Defends Clarity Act Against Elizabeth Warren’s Criticism

Senator Cynthia Lummis defended the Clarity Act against Senator Elizabeth Warren's criticism that it contains loopholes for illicit cryptocurrency activities like money laundering. Warren cited concerns over an alleged $3.84 billion laundering case involving an Iranian company and a crypto exchange, arguing the bill weakens anti-money laundering rules and consumer protections. Lummis countered that the bill includes over sixteen provisions to combat illicit finance, such as applying Bank Secrecy Act rules to crypto (Section 201), sanctioning foreign jurisdictions like Iran (Section 303), and allowing temporary transaction freezes during investigations (Section 305). She called Warren's claims unfounded. The bill, which aims to clarify regulatory roles for the SEC and CFTC, faces ongoing debate in Congress with a 39% predicted chance of passage. Warren also urged stricter ethics rules following reports of a $1.4 billion crypto gain by former President Trump.

TheNewsCrypto07/02 09:54

Senator Cynthia Lummis Defends Clarity Act Against Elizabeth Warren’s Criticism

TheNewsCrypto07/02 09:54

National Trust Charters For Crypto Under Fire—Senator Warren Says It Goes Beyond The Law

Senator Elizabeth Warren is challenging the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's (OCC) approval of national trust bank charters for crypto companies. She argues that approvals for firms like Ripple, Circle, BitGo, Fidelity, Paxos, and Coinbase appear to go beyond the limited activities permitted by law, potentially violating the National Bank Act. Warren warns that allowing crypto firms to engage in bank-like activities—such as lending and payments—without equivalent regulations could threaten consumer protection and financial system stability. Traditional banks have also objected to the OCC's approach. In defense, OCC Comptroller Jonathan Gould stated that including new entrants promotes competition, modernization, and benefits consumers and the broader industry.

bitcoinist05/19 21:26

National Trust Charters For Crypto Under Fire—Senator Warren Says It Goes Beyond The Law

bitcoinist05/19 21:26

Warren Files 40 CLARITY Act Amendments To Keep XRP Out of US Banking System, Expert Reveals

As the Senate Banking Committee prepares to mark up the delayed CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, Senator Elizabeth Warren has reportedly drafted 40 amendments aimed at blocking XRP from the U.S. banking system. A key proposal would restrict the Federal Reserve's ability to grant master accounts to crypto firms like Ripple, though some, including Kraken, already hold such accounts. Other reported amendments, attributed to senators including Jack Reed, would prohibit using crypto as legal tender. The DeFi Education Fund is monitoring what it calls "anti-DeFi amendments" from several Democratic senators, warning they could harm decentralized finance technology and developers by removing key protections. With the markup scheduled, negotiators are watching whether the final amendments will allow the bill to advance. Meanwhile, XRP traded around $1.41 amid a broader market downturn.

bitcoinist05/14 10:01

Warren Files 40 CLARITY Act Amendments To Keep XRP Out of US Banking System, Expert Reveals

bitcoinist05/14 10:01

Meta’s 2026 Stablecoin Push Faces Senator Warren Scrutiny Over Financial Stability Risks

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren has questioned Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg over the company's plans to integrate third-party stablecoins, warning of serious risks to financial stability, competition, privacy, and payments integrity. Warren's letter, citing reports of a "small and focused" trial aiming for a potential second-half 2026 launch, demands transparency from Meta by May 20. She highlighted Meta's failed 2019 Libra stablecoin project and the company's past product safety struggles, arguing any stablecoin integration on its platforms requires skepticism and rigorous oversight. This inquiry follows Warren's previous warnings about legislative loopholes that could allow Big Tech firms like Meta to re-enter the payments space with minimal regulation.

bitcoinist05/09 14:02

Meta’s 2026 Stablecoin Push Faces Senator Warren Scrutiny Over Financial Stability Risks

bitcoinist05/09 14:02

Warren Seeks Details Of MrBeast’s Crypto Plans, Orders Response By April 3

Senator Elizabeth Warren has formally requested detailed information from Beast Industries and its owner, YouTube star MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson), regarding the company's acquisition of Step, a fintech app for teenagers that previously allowed crypto trading. Warren's letter, dated March 23, expresses serious concerns about expanding financial services to young users, especially into crypto and DeFi, and demands strict compliance with legal protections. She highlights Step’s past advertising that promoted crypto and NFTs to minors, contrasting it with the company's own later warnings about the extreme risks of such assets. Warren also raises questions about Beast Industries' $200 million investment from BitMine Immersion Technologies and references past allegations of insider trading against MrBeast, though he has denied wrongdoing. Citing the platform’s appeal to young audiences and the need for safeguards, Warren has given Beast Industries until April 3, 2026, to respond to eleven specific questions about its plans for Step and user protection.

bitcoinist03/24 10:31

Warren Seeks Details Of MrBeast’s Crypto Plans, Orders Response By April 3

bitcoinist03/24 10:31

TRON Founder Justin Sun and the SEC Reach a Settlement Deal

Justin Sun, founder of TRON, has reached a settlement with the U.S. SEC worth approximately $10 million to resolve a civil fraud case that was previously halted. The deal, which is pending court approval, would lead to the dismissal of charges against Sun, BitTorrent Foundation, and Tron Foundation. The SEC had accused them of illegally generating $31 million, manipulating trading volume, and concealing payments to celebrity endorsers. The case, initially filed in 2023, was paused in February 2025 to explore a resolution. The settlement has drawn criticism from Senator Elizabeth Warren, who questioned the SEC's impartiality. TRON's token price saw a slight increase following the news.

TheNewsCrypto03/06 07:06

TRON Founder Justin Sun and the SEC Reach a Settlement Deal

TheNewsCrypto03/06 07:06

Elizabeth Warren Urges Fed and Treasury to Reject Crypto Bailouts

Senator Elizabeth Warren has urged the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department to avoid using taxpayer funds to bail out cryptocurrency firms and billionaires, warning that such actions would be highly unpopular. In a letter addressed to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Fed Chair Jerome Powell, Warren argued that government intervention—such as direct Bitcoin purchases or liquidity support—would primarily benefit wealthy crypto investors. She criticized a recent response from Bessent as evasive when questioned about potential crypto bailouts. Warren's stance highlights ongoing political and regulatory debates around cryptocurrency, emphasizing that digital assets lack clear federal oversight and should not receive public rescue packages akin to traditional financial bailouts. The letter also noted concerns that bailouts could indirectly assist entities like World Liberty Financial, linked to the Trump family.

TheNewsCrypto02/19 08:57

Elizabeth Warren Urges Fed and Treasury to Reject Crypto Bailouts

TheNewsCrypto02/19 08:57

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