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CFTC Pushes Crypto Regulation After Clarity Act Vote Fails
The CFTC has submitted a crypto regulation proposal to the White House after the Clarity Act failed to pass in Congress. The move signals that U.S. regulators are moving forward with rules for digital asset transactions, even without new legislation. For crypto investors, this could mean more oversight but also more legitimacy for the industry.
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Bitcoin Reclaims $80,000: SOL and Hyperliquid Rally
Bitcoin reclaims $80,000 as Solana and Hyperliquid rally despite the Clarity Act stalling in the Senate. Crypto markets are shrugging off regulatory setbacks while the SEC and CFTC continue advancing new rules.
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CFTC Crypto Regulation: New Rules Reshape the Market
The CFTC has filed a new rulemaking proposal to regulate crypto transactions and markets. Here’s what this regulatory shift means for investors and how it could reshape the U.S. crypto landscape.
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US Regulators Ease Rules for Crypto Developers in 2025
For years, crypto developers in the United States operated under a cloud of uncertainty. Was a wallet app a money transmitter? Was a decentralized interface a derivatives platform? These questions kept talented builders on edge — and many of them offshore. Now, in a notable shift, two of the country’s most powerful financial regulators are…
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CFTC Exempts Crypto Wallets from Broker Status in Derivatives Trading
The CFTC has extended its broker exemption to all passive crypto wallets, including those used for derivatives trading. The decision, announced alongside the SEC’s innovation exemption, brings long-awaited regulatory clarity for wallet developers and DeFi users.
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CFTC Crypto Developer Relief: What the No-Action Stance Means
The CFTC has joined the SEC in offering crypto developers a no-action stance, signaling that writing trading software won’t be treated as a regulated activity. Here’s what it means for builders and the broader crypto ecosystem.
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SEC and CFTC Draft Crypto Rules: What It Means for XRP and Bitcoin
The SEC and CFTC are set to draft independent crypto regulations, with the SEC focusing on XRP and the CFTC on Bitcoin. This dual approach could boost market confidence while introducing short-term uncertainty for investors.
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CLARITY Act Blocked: SEC & CFTC Launch Crypto Plan B
The CLARITY Act is stalled in the Senate, but the SEC and CFTC are pushing ahead with a joint crypto regulatory framework. Here’s what this ‘Plan B’ means for Bitcoin and the broader market.
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CFTC to Write Crypto Rules After Clarity Act Vote Fails
CFTC Chairman Mike Selig announced the agency will write its own crypto rules after the Clarity Act failed, working directly with President Trump to advance them. This signals a major shift toward clearer, industry-friendly crypto regulation in the United States.
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Clarity Act Defeated: What Crypto Regulation Looks Like Now
The Senate’s rejection of the Clarity Act has reignited debate over crypto regulation in the U.S. Former SEC and CFTC leaders discussed at the Avalanche Summit what comes next for digital assets, stablecoins, and investor protections.