Senator Lummis

In hearings today, Senator Lummis signaled willingness to work with Treasury on clearer Bitcoin tax guidance, including a potential de minimis exemption.

U.S. senators and crypto specialists propose stipulations for digital asset market structure legislation while highlighting the reality of illicit financing on public blockchains and noting the Trump family’s crypto dealings.

Long-time Bitcoin advocate Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) has drafted a bill that allows Bitcoin enthusiasts to spend small amounts of bitcoin without incurring capital gains taxes (which is very cool), but many — including myself — feel that the spending limits in the bill are too low.

The bill proposes a $300 exemption for small Bitcoin and crypto transactions, defers taxes on mining and staking until assets are sold.

In a powerful address on Capitol Hill today, Senator Cynthia Lummis made her stance clear: the United States is out of time—and out of...

President Trump's "Digital Asset" Executive Order is not what we hoped for. Luckily, Senator Lummis is taking a better approach to establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.

A line-by-line analysis and critique of the recently proposed bill to regulate “digital assets.” To say it’s misguided is an understatement.

Bitcoiners who are optimistic about Senate cryptocurrency legislation should remain skeptical of the legislators who want to regulate the industry.

It is critical that both lawmakers and consumers understand the natural protections that Bitcoin gives them as a result of its decentralized design.

The bipartisan Lummis-Gillibrand overhaul legislation has been introduced – here’s everything you need to know about the Bitcoin and crypto bill.