US Democrats speak up for CBDC global leadership, Republicans fear ‘dark side’
Debate in the United States House Financial Services Committee during the markup of the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act on Sept....
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Maxine Waters turns ‘anti-innovation’ argument against Republicans as CBDC fight intensifies in D.C.
The ongoing tussle over the potential introduction of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) by the Federal Reserve heats up...
House Republicans ‘express concern’ over the Fed’s new crypto oversight program
A group of Republican members of the House Financial Services Committee has accused the US Federal Reserve of undermining efforts...
Republicans Blast White House For Failure To Compromise On Stablecoin Bill
The House Financial Services Committee (HFSC) failed to reach an agreement for stablecoin legislation on Thursday due to a number...
Republican’s ‘landmark’ crypto bill clears 2 House committees
A day after the House Financial Services Committee delivered a win to the crypto industry and passed a bipartisan regulatory...
House Republicans’ long-awaited crypto market structure bill is here
A group of House Republicans have introduced a long-awaited bill that, if passed, would define the crypto oversight roles of...
House Republicans tell SEC to refrain from expanding defintion of exchange
Republicans on the House Financial Services Committee told the SEC on June 12 to rescind proposed rulemaking concerning crypto exchanges....
House Republicans push back on SEC proposal to alter exchange definition
House Financial Services Committee Republicans has asked the SEC to rescind its proposed rule to change the definition of “exchange.” ...
Republicans draft crypto legislation | Banking Dive
Two Republican lawmakers released a draft piece of legislation Friday outlining a regulatory plan for digital assets, divvying up authority...
House Republicans Look to Referee the CFTC-SEC Crypto Turf War
Reps. Patrick McHenry, R-N.C., and Glenn Thompson, R-Penn., released a draft bill Friday afternoon detailing how the committee chairs think...