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Trump pushes for legislative ‘compromise’ on crypto bill: Here’s how

President Trump is pushing for a compromise between crypto firms and banks to advance the stalled crypto market structure bill, the CLARITY Act. A key sticking point is stablecoin yields, which led Coinbase to withdraw support and caused a Senate Banking Committee vote to be postponed. The White House has called a meeting on February 2nd to bring both sides back to the negotiating table. Industry groups express optimism, while the crypto super PAC Fairshake has amassed $193 million to support pro-crypto candidates in the upcoming midterm elections.

ambcrypto01/29 09:05

Trump pushes for legislative ‘compromise’ on crypto bill: Here’s how

ambcrypto01/29 09:05

Fairshake Builds $193M Midterm Fund as Crypto’s Election Machine Fires Back Up

Fairshake, the crypto industry's largest PAC, has amassed a $193 million war chest for the 2026 midterms, signaling its intent to remain a major political force. Despite Republican control of the White House and Congress, early 2026 polling shows rising voter frustration, with momentum shifting toward Democrats in key House races. The GOP's sole major crypto achievement so far is the GENIUS Act, which established a federal stablecoin framework. However, broader legislation like the CLARITY Act remains stalled. A Democratic victory could further delay or reshape crypto legislation, potentially introducing stricter consumer protections. Fairshake's spending aims to prevent crypto from becoming a political casualty and secure a clear regulatory framework for the industry.

ccn.com01/29 08:23

Fairshake Builds $193M Midterm Fund as Crypto’s Election Machine Fires Back Up

ccn.com01/29 08:23

US Market Structure Bill Delayed and Deferred Again — Is a 2026 Passage Possible?

The US crypto market structure bill, which aims to provide regulatory clarity, has faced another delay in the Senate as of January 2026. Key factors include Coinbase withdrawing support, citing concerns over stablecoin yield bans and expanded SEC authority. Competing legislative priorities, partisan disagreements, and the upcoming midterm elections further complicate its passage. A competing version from the Senate Agriculture Committee may advance, but the overall timeline remains uncertain. While 2026 passage is still possible, analysts estimate a 50–60% chance, contingent on resolving disputes over stablecoins and regulatory jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC.

ccn.com01/22 12:34

US Market Structure Bill Delayed and Deferred Again — Is a 2026 Passage Possible?

ccn.com01/22 12:34

White House Pushes for Fast Crypto Deal as Senate Window Narrows and $1B Liquidations Rock Markets

The White House is urging U.S. lawmakers to quickly pass crypto market structure legislation as the Senate faces challenges in securing bipartisan support. Patrick Witt, a key advisor, warns that delays could lead to harsher future policies and that legislation is inevitable. The push comes amid political pressure from upcoming midterm elections, which could further complicate legislative efforts. Meanwhile, crypto markets experienced significant turmoil with over $1 billion in liquidations, primarily from long positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum, amid falling prices and tightening global liquidity.

bitcoinist01/22 01:02

White House Pushes for Fast Crypto Deal as Senate Window Narrows and $1B Liquidations Rock Markets

bitcoinist01/22 01:02

Is the Crypto Market Doomed to Face Pressure in Q1? Progress of the CLARITY Act Becomes a Key Factor

The CLARITY Act, introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on May 29, 2025, aims to provide regulatory clarity for the digital asset market. It is currently stalled in the Senate after being received and referred to committee. Market participants are concerned that without significant progress in Q1, the bill faces increasing obstacles. Key reasons include the limited legislative window in the Senate from January to March, which is typically reserved for complex, non-urgent bills like CLARITY. If no substantive committee action occurs in January, the bill risks being sidelined by the legislative schedule. The Act is not a minor policy adjustment but a restructuring of regulatory authority, making it slow-moving, highly amendable, and prone to delays rather than outright rejection. If delayed until after the midterm elections, its prospects become even more uncertain due to potential shifts in Congressional power. Should Democrats gain influence post-election, the bill’s chances would likely decrease. Democratic leadership generally favors broader SEC authority, regulatory flexibility, and is hesitant to limit enforcement discretion—contrary to CLARITY’s goal of defining regulatory boundaries and reducing regulation by enforcement. In a Democrat-led Senate, the bill could be substantially rewritten, broken into smaller pieces, or indefinitely postponed. These factors explain the anxiety among U.S. crypto stakeholders and contribute to current market pessimism.

marsbit01/13 10:08

Is the Crypto Market Doomed to Face Pressure in Q1? Progress of the CLARITY Act Becomes a Key Factor

marsbit01/13 10:08

When Polymarket Enters the Dow Jones, Prediction Markets Are Becoming Part of Serious News

Polymarket, a prediction market platform, has entered into an exclusive partnership with Dow Jones Media Group. Under the agreement, Polymarket’s real-time prediction probabilities will become the sole source of prediction market data across all Dow Jones consumer platforms, including dedicated data modules, event pages, and customized earnings calendars. This integration will reach audiences of major financial publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, and MarketWatch. The collaboration signals a significant shift in how news is presented, moving beyond traditional expert analysis and polls to incorporate crowd-sourced, money-backed probabilistic forecasts on elections, economic trends, and cultural events. This endorsement from a highly credible financial news organization suggests prediction markets are increasingly viewed as serious informational tools rather than mere gambling platforms. 2025 has been a breakthrough year for prediction markets, with Polymarket and competitor Kalshi recording nearly $40 billion in trading volume and achieving multibillion-dollar valuations. Polymarket’s notably accurate predictions during the 2024 U.S. elections—where it consistently projected a Trump victory with high certainty—demonstrated the effectiveness of incentive-driven crowd wisdom. However, regulatory challenges remain. While Kalshi holds a CFTC license, it faces legal scrutiny in states like Nevada, where prediction markets are still considered unlicensed gambling. Polymarket has also encountered criticism around potential insider trading, highlighting the lack of clear regulatory frameworks. Despite these issues, the Dow Jones partnership marks a major step toward the mainstream acceptance of prediction markets as a credible supplement to traditional news.

Odaily星球日报01/13 07:27

When Polymarket Enters the Dow Jones, Prediction Markets Are Becoming Part of Serious News

Odaily星球日报01/13 07:27

UK Lawmakers Push to Ban Crypto Donations Over Transparency and Foreign Influence Risks

A group of seven senior UK Labour MPs is urging Prime Minister to ban cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing three major risks: a lack of transparency that hides donor identities, the potential for foreign interference, and the ability to bypass donation limits by splitting payments. Although the government acknowledges these dangers, it considers an immediate ban too complex to implement and may not include it in the upcoming election bill. The issue gained urgency after Reform UK became the first party to accept crypto donations, including a large fiat donation from a crypto investor, raising concerns about crypto wealth influencing politics. The push for a ban is growing to protect trust in elections and uphold financial rules.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 15:30

UK Lawmakers Push to Ban Crypto Donations Over Transparency and Foreign Influence Risks

TheNewsCrypto01/12 15:30

‘A decent 60% chance’ – Galaxy Research weighs crypto bill ahead of Jan. 15

Galaxy Research estimates a 60% chance that the crypto market structure bill will advance, with a key Senate Banking Committee markup scheduled for January 15. Democrats are pushing for stricter DeFi regulations, including sanctions compliance, Treasury authority, and a $200 million fundraising cap for issuers. While some view these demands as reasonable, unresolved issues like stablecoin yields and developer protections remain. The 2026 elections could further impact the bill's progress, as political dynamics may delay it. Prediction site Kalshi gives the bill a 79% chance of passing before 2027, but only 49% before May.

ambcrypto01/07 14:03

‘A decent 60% chance’ – Galaxy Research weighs crypto bill ahead of Jan. 15

ambcrypto01/07 14:03

Elections, Oil Prices, and the Money Printer: Why Bitcoin Only Cares About Trump

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, analyzes the U.S. election, oil prices, and monetary expansion through a trader’s lens, arguing that Bitcoin’s performance hinges on Trump’s policies. He asserts that politicians’s primary goal is reelection, driven by economic perceptions of voters. For electoral success, Trump must boost nominal GDP through credit expansion while suppressing oil-driven inflation, particularly gasoline prices, which significantly influence voter behavior. Hayes suggests that controlling Venezuelan oil is a strategic move to keep energy costs low. If oil prices remain stable or fall amid economic growth, Trump’s camp benefits; rising oil costs could favor opponents. The key for investors is to monitor oil prices and Treasury yields—if they spike, credit expansion may slow, hurting risk assets. Otherwise, continued money printing will likely propel Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies upward. Hayes concludes that persistent dollar liquidity expansion, driven by deficit spending and Fed policies, will cause Bitcoin to "moon." His fund, Maelstrom, is positioned long on privacy-focused crypto assets like ZEC, expecting them to outperform major cryptocurrencies amid ongoing monetary inflation.

marsbit01/06 07:12

Elections, Oil Prices, and the Money Printer: Why Bitcoin Only Cares About Trump

marsbit01/06 07:12

2026 US Crypto Policy: Keep an Eye on These Six Key Milestones

The year 2026 is poised to be a pivotal period for US cryptocurrency policy, marked by six key dates. The policy revolution initiated under President Trump's second term is expected to continue, with major legislative and regulatory actions scheduled throughout the year. In January, the Senate is anticipated to hold hearings on the market structure bill, aiming to resolve the regulatory turf war between the SEC and CFTC. Additionally, SEC Chair Paul Atkins is expected to introduce an "innovation exemption" for new technologies. On May 15, the term of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell ends. President Trump is likely to appoint a more dovish successor, whose monetary policy decisions could significantly impact crypto markets and inflation. A new crypto licensing law, the Digital Financial Assets Law, takes effect in California on July 1, potentially setting a precedent for other states. By July 18 deadline, federal and state regulators must issue supplementary rules for the recently passed stablecoin legislation (the Genius Act), covering areas like licensing and anti-money laundering. This process is already facing contention from banks and industry groups. By the end of August, two key developments are expected: the potential passage of crypto tax legislation (the Parity Act) addressing staking and small transactions, and the finalization of CFTC rules on blockchain technology applications in capital markets. The November 3 midterm elections represent the most significant variable. The current pro-industry "golden age" in Washington, facilitated by a Republican-controlled Congress, could end if Democrats regain control of either chamber, drastically reducing the likelihood of future crypto-friendly legislation. The passage of any pending bills too close to this date carries a high risk of stalling.

比推01/02 04:52

2026 US Crypto Policy: Keep an Eye on These Six Key Milestones

比推01/02 04:52

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