Ban Trump from issuing coins! U.S. Senate to vote on the Clarity Act as early as next week

Republican senators updated the Clarity Act on Wednesday, which would prohibit the President and other federal officials from issuing or promoting cryptocurrencies and other digital assets. Republicans in the Senate need to secure support from at least seven Democratic senators to overcome the 60-vote threshold, and Trump’s prior earnings of at least $1.4 billion from crypto-related ventures have become a central point of contention in negotiations.

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Express News | Aave V4 deposits have exceeded $300 million, with active loans surpassing $100 million.

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Express News | S&P Dow Jones Indices and Pantera have jointly launched the S&P Pantera Digital Assets Index.

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Express News | Daily trading volume at South Korea's top five cryptocurrency exchanges has plummeted 88% year-over-year, forcing Korbit to sell assets to sustain operations.

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Are crypto venture capital firms heading toward extinction?

Investors who built the industry are no longer optimistic about this sector—what happens next?

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The Clarity Crypto Bill’s Uphill Battle: The Bipartisan Compromise Path in the U.S. Is Fraught with Obstacles

Clarity Act Races Toward Congressional Passage: After Compromise on Stablecoin Yields, Ethics and Banking Opposition Return to the Forefront. By Forbes; Translated by AididiaoJP, Foresight News Bipartisan lawmakers in the U.S. Congress are preparing to advance landmark legislation on crypto market structure—the closely watched Clarity Act. As with all historic bills, whether compromise can be reached on contentious issues will determine the fate of this legislation. For the Clarity Act, the path has been particularly rocky. In January of this year, Coinbase CEO

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