Warren: The Federal Reserve Chair should refuse cryptocurrency bailouts

U.S. Senate passes landmark bill 84:6! Digital dollar faces significant resistance, CBDC issuance explicitly restricted

The U.S. Senate passed the "21st Century Housing Roadmap Act," which includes restrictions on central bank digital currencies, with 84 votes in favor and 6 against, demonstrating bipartisan consensus. The bill requires the Federal Reserve not to issue digital dollars until explicitly authorized by Congress and also focuses on housing supply and affordability in an effort to address the housing crisis. The passage of this bill could have a profound impact on future digital currency regulation.

XRP Would Have Been Security Under New Crypto Bill, Cardano Founder Says - U.Today

Charles Hoskinson criticized Ripple's CEO Brad Garlinghouse for supporting the Clarity Act, claiming it poses risks to cryptocurrency innovation. He argued that the bill categorizes XRP as a security at launch, potentially harming future projects in the industry.

SEC regulatory crackdown suddenly cools down! The United States removes cryptocurrencies from the 2026 priority review list

The U.S. SEC has moved cryptocurrencies out of its 2026 regulatory priorities, marking a shift in regulatory attitude by incorporating digital assets into the routine oversight of financial markets. This change could attract more capital to the U.S. digital asset market while reducing regulatory pressure on the industry. However, price volatility and security issues remain major concerns.

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

The U.S. Senate housing bill now includes a provision banning the Federal Reserve from issuing a retail CBDC until at least 2031, reflecting growing congressional interest in digital currency policy and potential impacts on financial technology strategies.

"Gambling is not investing": U.S. lawmakers form an alliance to pressure prediction markets, regulatory disputes over platforms like Polymarket escalate

The prediction market industry in the United States faces political and regulatory pressures. An alliance led by Congressman Mick Mulvaney is calling for increased enforcement, restricting market expansion, and emphasizing that it is essentially gambling that must comply with relevant laws. Meanwhile, some lawmakers are pushing for stricter regulations, especially targeting certain controversial prediction events. The prediction market industry is actively countering, arguing that current regulations should be overseen by the CFTC, and that the industry is still growing rapidly, exploring new product models to expand market influence.