In a recent interview with CNBC’s Squawk Box, Congressman Warren Davidson (R-Ohio), a member of the congressional financial services industry, spoke about cryptocurrency regulation and the complexities surrounding the issues. Davidson began by announcing that his committee would be hosting a round table with industry leaders in order to gain better insight into the industry…
House Democrats are pressing the SEC on AI-powered investment advisers, highlighting regulatory anxiety around automated financial advice and algorithmic conflicts. TL;DR Lawmakers are asking the SEC how it supervises AI-based investment advice. The concerns include hallucinations, conflicts of interest and consumer safeguards. The issue overlaps with crypto trading bots and automated portfolio tools. AI Financial…
No matter who wins the Presidency, crypto is set to have meaningful representation in the U.S. Congress The crypto sector is gearing up for a significant political influence boost in the U.S. Congress, supported by a massive $160 million in super PAC spending according to a new report by Politco. This funding aims to support…
A bipartisan congressional compromise has put the digital dollar debate back in focus, with lawmakers moving forward on a package that would block the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency until December 31, 2030. TL;DR The CBDC ban is part of a broader legislative compromise. The measure would block Fed CBDC issuance…
One of the biggest stories in crypto right is the news that the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) branch of the U.S. Treasury is working on cracking down on self-hosted wallets in crypto. A document that outlines the proposed rule suggests that exchanges and other virtual asset service providers will need to verify the name…
Uniswap founder Hayden Adams warned at the CFTC’s inaugural Innovation Advisory Committee meeting that regulatory uncertainty in the United States is pushing crypto builders and developers overseas. The comments came during an August 20 panel discussion, not an enforcement proceeding and not binding testimony. Still, the message matters because it captures one of the industry’s…
The US Treasury Department has proposed new licensing rules for payment stablecoin issuers under Section 3 of the GENIUS Act, opening another major comment period for digital asset regulation. The proposed rulemaking was issued on August 18 and published on August 21. Under the proposal, payment stablecoin issuers would need to obtain a federal or…