The Currency analytics
By dan saada
Crypto legislation needs passage fast. Senator Bernie Moreno wants Congress to move on digital asset rules by the end of April, and he's not backing down from that timeline…
The Ohio Republican made his case at the World Liberty Forum on February 18 at Mar-a-Lago, telling the crowd of 400 finance and tech leaders that lawmakers have maybe 90 days to…
House progress looks decent so far. But Senate talks have basically stalled.
The main fight centers on stablecoin rules, specifically whether issuers can offer yield or rewards to holders.
Senator Ashley Moody from Florida joined Moreno on stage, bringing some humor to the tense discussions.
White House meeting plans remain murky. Sources say talks about advancing the legislation might get postponed because insiders question whether such a meeting would actually help…
The Mar-a-Lago event drew heavy hitters from Wall Street, Silicon Valley, and Washington policy circles. Donald Trump Jr.
Not everyone feels optimistic about Moreno's timeline though. Several participants expressed doubts about whether April is realistic, given how complex these issues are and how…
The regulatory uncertainty has left investors and companies in limbo since early 2024. Market volatility has increased as traders try to guess which way Congress will move on key…
February's forum revealed deep splits between old-school finance and crypto innovators. These divisions showed up repeatedly during panel discussions, where different visions for…
Moreno's push comes as crypto markets face mounting pressure to resolve these regulatory questions.
Banking industry data shows traditional institutions hold over $17 trillion in deposits nationwide, explaining their fierce resistance to stablecoin yield features.
Meanwhile, stablecoin issuers like Circle and Tether have seen their combined market capitalization exceed $150 billion, creating powerful incentives to preserve yield-generating…