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Banks Prepare To Spend $100 Million+ To Stop Crypto Bills, Expert Warns

The fight over US crypto legislation is intensifying into a direct clash between the digital asset industry and the established banking sector. According to Dennis Porter, CEO of the Satoshi Action Fund, the banking industry is preparing a massive lobbying push, potentially exceeding $100 million, to counteract efforts to advance crypto market structure and stablecoin legislation. Porter warns that this creates a significant counterbalance to crypto lobbying groups and could lead lawmakers to withdraw support. He states that crypto industry faces political challenges, including low public trust and ethical concerns linked to Trump family involvement. Furthermore, market structure legislation is politically difficult as it covers a wide range of complex issues. The banking industry holds an advantage due to its entrenched local influence, including physical branches and jobs in lawmakers' districts. Porter cautions that if the dispute escalates into an open lobbying war, it could jeopardize the already tight Senate vote. He also notes that the legislative window is narrowing as midterm elections approach, with electoral incentives increasingly shaping the calendar.

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Banks Prepare To Spend $100 Million+ To Stop Crypto Bills, Expert Warns

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Coinbase CPO Lists 5 Critical Errors US Congress Should Avoid In Stablecoin Regulation

Coinbase Chief Policy Officer Faryar Shirzad outlines five key mistakes US Congress should avoid in stablecoin regulation. He warns against undermining bipartisan goals of the GENIUS Act, which aims to strengthen the US dollar, boost demand for Treasuries, and keep digital innovation onshore. Shirzad cautions against favoring traditional banks with unverified claims about deposit flight risks, as stablecoins benefit consumers and banks alike. He also emphasizes the need for precise regulatory authority to prevent future misuse and avoid disrupting existing lawful business partnerships. Finally, he urges Congress to consider the voices of millions of crypto investors, not just bank lobbyists, and to enact clear rules that foster innovation in the US rather than driving it abroad.

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Coinbase CPO Lists 5 Critical Errors US Congress Should Avoid In Stablecoin Regulation

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Fairshake superPAC starts $1.8 mln campaign against anti-crypto candidates in Illinois

Fairshake, a crypto-backed super PAC, has launched a $1.8 million media campaign targeting anti-crypto candidates in the Illinois Democratic primaries. It is opposing State Representative La Shawn Ford and State Senator Robert Peters for supporting state legislation contrary to the industry-backed CLARITY Act. Fairshake is also supporting pro-crypto candidates like Melissa Conyears Ervin and Raja Krishnamoorthi. The group, which has a $190 million war chest funded by major crypto firms, aims to elect pro-crypto candidates regardless of party to improve the chances of passing the CLARITY Act, especially if Democrats regain control of Congress.

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Fairshake superPAC starts $1.8 mln campaign against anti-crypto candidates in Illinois

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U.S. Treasury Urges Congress to Allow Crypto Platforms to Freeze Suspicious Funds

The U.S. Treasury is urging Congress to pass legislation that would grant cryptocurrency platforms the legal authority to temporarily freeze funds linked to suspicious or illegal activities. This proposal, tied to the GENIUS Act, aims to address a current gap where exchanges can detect but not always legally halt such transactions. A legal framework would protect platforms from lawsuits and enable quicker action to prevent funds from being moved or laundered. While intended to improve cooperation with law enforcement, the proposal raises concerns about transparency and legal complexities, such as disclosure requirements to users and constraints due to ongoing investigations. The move reflects broader efforts to regulate digital assets amid ongoing legislative debates.

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U.S. Treasury Urges Congress to Allow Crypto Platforms to Freeze Suspicious Funds

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Trump Presses Congress To Pass Crypto Market Structure Bill ‘ASAP’

President Donald Trump has publicly urged Congress to pass the CLARITY Act, a comprehensive crypto market structure bill, "ASAP." In a Truth Social post, he accused the banking industry of undermining both the pending legislation and the previously signed GENIUS Act, which deals with stablecoins. Trump warned that failure to pass the bill could cede U.S. leadership in crypto to other countries like China and argued that Americans should benefit from the financial opportunities digital assets provide. He called for cooperation between banks and the crypto industry. Legislative progress on the bill has stalled due to disputes between these groups, with a key Senate committee now targeting a markup session for late March.

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Trump Presses Congress To Pass Crypto Market Structure Bill ‘ASAP’

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U.S. Senate Housing Bill Links Affordability Reforms With CBDC Restrictions

U.S. Senate lawmakers have introduced a provision in a housing-focused bill, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, that prohibits the Federal Reserve from issuing a retail central bank digital currency (CBDC) accessible to the public until at least 2031. The measure requires the Fed to obtain congressional authorization before launching a digital dollar, though it may continue researching the technology. This unexpected addition to housing legislation has sparked debate over the timeline and links CBDC policy to broader discussions on affordability. The ban reflects congressional concerns over privacy, financial stability, and the potential impact of a CBDC on the traditional banking system.

TheNewsCrypto03/03 06:55

U.S. Senate Housing Bill Links Affordability Reforms With CBDC Restrictions

TheNewsCrypto03/03 06:55

Ripple CEO Says Clarity Act Has 90% Chance of Passing by April

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse estimates a 90% chance that the Clarity Act will pass through the U.S. Congress by the end of April, following recent discussions between crypto industry leaders and regulators. The bill aims to provide jurisdictional clarity by defining whether digital assets are securities or commodities, with key regulatory roles for the SEC and CFTC. While some complex issues, particularly around stablecoin regulation, remain, Garlinghouse noted that negotiations have narrowed outstanding disagreements. Passage of the act would mark a significant shift in U.S. crypto regulation, potentially encouraging greater institutional involvement by resolving long-standing legal uncertainties.

TheNewsCrypto02/20 10:34

Ripple CEO Says Clarity Act Has 90% Chance of Passing by April

TheNewsCrypto02/20 10:34

CLARITY Act On Track For April Passage, Senator Says

Senator Bernie Moreno stated the CLARITY Act is on track for potential passage by April, generating significant market and political reactions. The key contentious issue is the bill's proposed ban on interest-bearing stablecoins, which places the SEC as the lead regulator. This has created a divide, with crypto firms like Coinbase opposing the ban and banks expressing concerns about competition for deposits. While the White House is pushing for a quick agreement, bipartisan support remains fragile. Prediction markets initially showed increased odds of passage but later pulled back as details were questioned. The final outcome will determine clearer regulatory rules for exchanges, banks, and stablecoin issuers.

bitcoinist02/20 09:02

CLARITY Act On Track For April Passage, Senator Says

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White House Sets March 1st Deadline For Crypto Market Structure Bill Resolution

Representatives from crypto and banking groups met at the White House to resolve a key dispute stalling the CLARITY Act, a major crypto market structure bill. The main disagreement centers on whether stablecoin issuers should be allowed to offer yield or rewards to users. Some advocate for distinguishing between usage-based rewards and interest payments. Following the meeting, executives from Coinbase and Ripple described the talks as productive and expressed optimism. Ripple's CEO stated he is 90% confident the bill will pass by April. The White House has set a March 1st deadline to resolve the stablecoin issue, adding urgency to the negotiations.

bitcoinist02/20 01:02

White House Sets March 1st Deadline For Crypto Market Structure Bill Resolution

bitcoinist02/20 01:02

Crypto Clarity At Standstill In Congress, Says Fed Governor On Market Structure Bill

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller stated that progress on the crypto market structure bill, known as the CLARITY Act, has stalled in Congress due to disagreements over key issues. The main points of contention include stablecoin yield provisions and the Fed's proposed "skinny" master accounts. Crypto advocates argue that yield-bearing stablecoins promote adoption and competition, while banking groups oppose them, warning of potential deposit outflows from traditional banks. Additionally, the White House has scheduled a meeting to address tensions between crypto firms and banks. The Fed aims to propose regulations for skinny master accounts by the fourth quarter of this year.

bitcoinist02/10 06:02

Crypto Clarity At Standstill In Congress, Says Fed Governor On Market Structure Bill

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