# Пов'язані статті щодо Crypto Regulation

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Trump Backs Down on Ethics Provision, as 'CLARITY Act' Enters Senate's Critical Window

On July 21st, sources report President Trump has agreed to include ethics provisions in the *CLARITY Act*, a major digital asset market structure bill, clearing a key obstacle after months of negotiation. The bill, which has already passed the House, aims to establish federal regulatory clarity for crypto by defining SEC and CFTC roles. The text is expected imminently, with a narrow window for Senate passage before the August recess. However, passage remains uncertain due to potential Democratic opposition over the ethics rules and the absence of key Republican senators. The ethics clause, a major sticking point, seeks to restrict federal officials, including the president, from profiting from digital assets while in office. This directly addresses controversies around Trump's own crypto holdings. While industry lobbyists urge Congress not to let ethics derail the broader bill, several Democratic senators have demanded stricter provisions covering family members and stronger consumer protections. Amid this legislative push, on-chain data shows significant Bitcoin accumulation by large holders ("whales") in recent weeks. After extended outflows, U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs have seen two consecutive weeks of net inflows. Major corporate holders like Strategy and Metaplanet continue to accumulate or hold significant Bitcoin reserves. Notably, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes recently made substantial Ethereum purchases, expressing a view that while AI is absorbing market liquidity, crypto markets have room for a rebound.

marsbit15 год тому

Trump Backs Down on Ethics Provision, as 'CLARITY Act' Enters Senate's Critical Window

marsbit15 год тому

Trump Relents on Ethics Provisions, 《CLARITY Act》 Makes Final Push Before Senate Recess

U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly agreed to include ethics provisions in the *CLARITY Act*, a major digital asset market structure bill, resolving a key negotiation obstacle. This paves the way for the bill's text release and a critical Senate vote before the August recess. The legislation aims to establish comprehensive federal digital asset regulation and clarify the regulatory roles of the SEC and CFTC. The ethics clause is designed to restrict federal officials, including the President and Congress members, from profiting from digital assets while in office. A central point of contention involved Trump's own significant crypto holdings. Following this development, prediction market odds for the bill's passage in 2026 saw an uptick. The bill faces a tight timeline for Senate passage before the August 7th recess, with subsequent steps required in the House before reaching the President's desk. Industry lobbyists have emphasized prioritizing the bill's core regulatory framework over the political details of the ethics rules, while some Democratic senators have called for even stronger provisions. Concurrently, market data shows significant Bitcoin accumulation by large holders ("whales") in recent weeks, and a reversal to net inflows for U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs after an extended period of outflows.

Foresight News16 год тому

Trump Relents on Ethics Provisions, 《CLARITY Act》 Makes Final Push Before Senate Recess

Foresight News16 год тому

‘There’s no point’: Democrats counter Blockchain Association’s CLARITY push

The Blockchain Association supports the CLARITY Act, arguing it establishes a federal regulatory framework for crypto, enhances law enforcement tools against financial crime, and brings exchanges and Bitcoin ATMs under stricter oversight while exempting non-custodial software developers. However, Democratic Senators Chris Murphy, Jeff Merkley, and Chris Van Hollen oppose the current version, demanding stricter ethics provisions to prevent conflicts of interest, specifically barring elected officials and their families from profiting from cryptocurrency businesses. Bipartisan compromise is seen as essential for passage. Amid negotiations, the act's approval odds on prediction market Polymarket have dropped significantly to 32%, down from a peak of 74%.

ambcrypto07/17 16:02

‘There’s no point’: Democrats counter Blockchain Association’s CLARITY push

ambcrypto07/17 16:02

Russia Advances Crypto Bill After Removing Wallet Address Disclosure Requirement

Russia's State Duma Financial Markets Committee has adopted a revised cryptocurrency regulation bill. A key change removes the controversial requirement for users to disclose their wallet addresses. Instead, the new bill mandates reporting of wallet balances and transaction volumes. The legislation aims to expand investment opportunities, allowing retail investors to allocate up to 300,000 rubles annually into approved cryptocurrencies through intermediaries. It also permits licensed brokers to access select foreign exchanges. However, the bill imposes restrictions, including limits on certain international crypto transfers and a continued ban on domestic crypto payments except for foreign trade. Furthermore, cryptocurrencies will be legally recognized as property in cases like insolvency. The Bank of Russia retains its role in licensing market participants and is advancing its digital ruble project.

TheNewsCrypto07/08 10:19

Russia Advances Crypto Bill After Removing Wallet Address Disclosure Requirement

TheNewsCrypto07/08 10:19

CLARITY Act Countdown: How Will the Crypto Market Fare If It Doesn't Pass Before the August Recess?

The CLARITY Act, a major US crypto market structure bill, faces a tight deadline before the Senate's August 10 recess. It must overcome final hurdles—negotiations on ethics provisions and law enforcement concerns—to secure the 60 votes needed for passage. Analysts warn that missing this window significantly lowers its chances in 2026, with prediction markets giving only a 40% probability of success this year. If the act fails to pass by the recess, the market is expected to react not with a crash but with continued "slow bleeding," particularly in premium products like ETFs. June saw record net outflows from US Bitcoin spot ETFs, partly attributed to this legislative uncertainty. Assets like XRP, which would receive permanent commodity classification under the act, stand to lose a "regulatory premium" on further delays. Bitcoin and Ethereum, already classified as commodities by regulators, face less direct impact, but DeFi innovation and institutional capital inflows would remain stifled by regulatory ambiguity. The path forward includes passing before the recess (a major catalyst), postponement to 2027 (prolonging uncertainty), or failure, requiring the bill to be reintroduced in the next Congress. Despite the stalled negotiations, the bill's advancement this far signals the US is closer than ever to resolving crypto regulatory clarity.

marsbit07/05 02:13

CLARITY Act Countdown: How Will the Crypto Market Fare If It Doesn't Pass Before the August Recess?

marsbit07/05 02:13

CLARITY Act path clears as U.S. Sheriffs drop opposition – Reasons explained!

The CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, has seen improved support as the Major County Sheriffs of America (MCSA) shifted its position from opposition to neutral, particularly regarding Section 604 which offers developer protections. This change addresses prior law enforcement concerns about facilitating illicit finance. However, new ethics concerns have emerged following reports that former President Donald Trump's crypto ventures yielded over $1.4 billion in 2025, including significant profits from an "Official Trump" memecoin. In response, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has renewed calls for provisions to bar elected officials from creating their own crypto tokens, warning that such self-dealing could threaten the bill's broader goals. While the final text is expected soon with a potential Senate vote this month, analysts are split on its chances of becoming law this year, as debates over ethics provisions could potentially derail its progress.

ambcrypto07/04 09:02

CLARITY Act path clears as U.S. Sheriffs drop opposition – Reasons explained!

ambcrypto07/04 09:02

Crypto rules are ‘not a favor,’ says SEC, but CLARITY Act still waits

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins defended the agency's push for clear crypto market regulations, stating that providing regulatory clarity is "not a favor" but a necessary requirement for markets to function. He emphasized the SEC's "historic steps" to modernize rules in response to calls to make the U.S. a crypto capital. Despite issuing staff guidance on topics like asset classification and ETFs, the SEC acknowledges past missteps that broke trust and aims to rebuild it through an orderly process for handling numerous filings. However, such guidance, lacking a foundation in codified law, remains vulnerable to legal challenges. Lasting clarity for the industry is seen as dependent on the passage of the CLARITY Act, a comprehensive crypto market structure bill. Although the bill has cleared a key committee, it still awaits a Senate floor vote. With the EU's MiCA framework now active, industry groups are urging the U.S. to pass the CLARITY Act to prevent innovation from moving overseas.

ambcrypto07/03 13:02

Crypto rules are ‘not a favor,’ says SEC, but CLARITY Act still waits

ambcrypto07/03 13:02

Countdown to the CLARITY Act: 25 Days Left—What Will Happen to the Crypto Market if It Fails to Pass Before the August Recess?

"The CLARITY Act, a key US crypto market structure bill, faces a tight deadline with only 25 working days left before the Senate's August 10 recess. The bill aims to clarify SEC/CFTC jurisdiction and establish a non-security path for decentralized tokens. Despite passing the House in 2025 and a Senate committee in May 2026, final negotiations have stalled over ethics and law enforcement provisions, jeopardizing the 60 Senate votes needed. If the bill fails to pass before the recess, its chances in 2026 drop significantly, with prediction markets giving only a 40% probability. Analyst Galaxy Digital has lowered its 2026 passage odds to 50%. Failure would likely lead to continued 'slow bleeding' in crypto markets, as seen in June's record $4.5 billion net outflow from US Bitcoin ETFs. XRP, which stands to gain permanent commodity status from the bill, could lose its 'regulatory premium.' Bitcoin and Ethereum, already classified as commodities via a joint agency interpretation, would face less direct impact but broader regulatory uncertainty would persist, delaying institutional capital and DeFi innovation. The path forward includes: 1) Passage before August (a major catalyst), 2) Delay to 2027 (extending market uncertainty), or 3) Failure, requiring the bill to be reintroduced in the next Congress. While delay is a setback, the bill's progress indicates the US is closer than ever to resolving crypto regulatory ambiguity."

marsbit07/03 09:06

Countdown to the CLARITY Act: 25 Days Left—What Will Happen to the Crypto Market if It Fails to Pass Before the August Recess?

marsbit07/03 09:06

CoinFlip secures Italy MiCA license as EU crypto transition period ends

CoinFlip, a U.S.-based crypto platform, has secured a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license from Italy's securities regulator CONSOB. This license allows CoinFlip to passport its services across the European Union, with its European operations to be headquartered in Milan. The approval arrives one day after the EU's MiCA grandfathering period expired on July 1, marking the start of full enforcement. From this date, crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) operating in the EU must hold MiCA authorization or cease offering regulated services. The move positions CoinFlip under the bloc's new harmonized regulatory framework, shifting from a patchwork of national regimes to a single set of rules with passporting rights across member states.

ambcrypto07/02 22:40

CoinFlip secures Italy MiCA license as EU crypto transition period ends

ambcrypto07/02 22:40

Morgan Stanley Digital Asset Head: Bitcoin Reaching $1M Would Not Be Surprising, But a Real Catalyst Might Require a Crisis That Shatters the Old System

Summary: In a podcast interview, Morgan Stanley's Head of Digital Asset Strategy, Amy Oldenburg, discusses Bitcoin's potential and institutional adoption. She argues Bitcoin's next major surge might require a catalyst—a crisis that shatters the traditional financial system, after which Bitcoin could emerge as the only intact asset. While she sees a $1 million price as possible within five years, she expects slower, more stable growth. Oldenburg traces Bitcoin's logic to her experience in emerging markets, where decentralized mobile money (like M-Pesa) provided critical financial security where traditional banks failed. She notes that early Bitcoin adopters often came from international finance, seeking alternatives to centralized systems. Regarding institutions, she explains that Morgan Stanley, as a bank holding company, faces stricter regulatory hurdles than pure asset managers like BlackRock. While client demand drove their Bitcoin ETP launch (MSBT), which set a firm record, most financial advisors remain hesitant due to Bitcoin's recent price stagnation and volatility. She identifies an education gap as a major barrier, with many advisors and clients not understanding the differences between various crypto assets or between holding spot Bitcoin versus an ETP. Oldenburg also discusses the tension between Bitcoin's cypherpunk, self-custody ethos and the convenience of centralized financial products, acknowledging the value of both approaches. She concludes that the digital asset space is still in its early stages, with a long journey ahead involving more complex products and technologies.

marsbit06/17 04:15

Morgan Stanley Digital Asset Head: Bitcoin Reaching $1M Would Not Be Surprising, But a Real Catalyst Might Require a Crisis That Shatters the Old System

marsbit06/17 04:15

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