The Clarity Act vote now falls on September 15, and Republicans need seven Democratic votes to clear the Senate cloture hurdle.
Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH
The Bitcoin BIP-110 split left the minority chain at two blocks, while the main chain kept mining and moved 111 blocks ahead.
Since the MiCA transition period ended on July 1, phishing scams have impersonated ESMA or AMF and demanded crypto transfers to fake sites.
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Wintermute’s US unit registered with the SEC as a broker-dealer, and the license opens crypto ETF settlement to the market maker.
The Senate has scheduled no cloture vote on the Clarity Act before the summer recess. Ethics and money laundering concerns remain unresolved.
An EIP draft would burn staking rewards on Ethereum and cut net issuance to zero once 60.25 million ETH sit in the validator set.
What separates Dogecoin from Bitcoin is its unlimited supply, and the 2013 satire coin now trades through its own US spot ETF.
The Mastercard BVNK acquisition, worth up to $1.8 billion, expands the card network’s stablecoin infrastructure for B2B payments.
Strategy sells Bitcoin worth around USD 104.73 million, issues 3.01 million new shares and buys back STRC preferred stock at a discount.
Robinhood’s FCA registration gives its British subsidiary a head start on the new UK crypto licensing regime taking effect in autumn 2027.
A Coldcard vulnerability made the Bitcoin keys of affected hardware wallets computable. Around 1,367 BTC have flowed out so far.
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Strategy reports a net loss of USD 8.22 billion for the second quarter, caused almost entirely by the revaluation of its Bitcoin holdings.
More than 100 backers from DeFi, custody and Layer-2 networks jointly support the first ecosystem funding round of Ethereum Institutional.
Emirates now accepts crypto payments from eligible UAE residents, who pay for flight tickets out of their wallet in Emirati dirham.






















