GENIUS Act

Sen. Bill Hagerty explains why CBDCs threaten freedom, how regulatory ambiguity enabled SEC overreach, and what Congress can accomplish before January.

The OCC finalized its GENIUS Act stablecoin rules, effective January 2027, easing reserve limits and leaving the fight over third-party rewards unresolved.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury is moving fast with crypto regulation, with the government body asking for public comment on the landmark GENIUS...

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said the Fed will not bail out failing crypto firms, insisting the industry must bear its own risks while regulators finalize rules under the GENIUS Act.

Three finance and policy leaders urged Congress to pass the Clarity Act, a long-delayed bill that would establish U.S. rules for cryptocurrency and blockchain markets.

The FDIC has moved forward with a new GENIUS Act framework outlining how U.S. banks can issue and manage stablecoins, signaling expanded federal oversight of dollar-backed digital assets.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury formally began implementing the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for the GENIUS Act.

Key senators and the White House have reached a tentative agreement on crypto legislation to resolve a dispute between banks and digital asset firms.

The U.S. Treasury Department told Congress that Bitcoin or crypto mixers can serve legitimate financial privacy purposes.

The CFTC is withdrawing outdated crypto delivery guidance, paving the way for updated rules amid expanding oversight.