After a forceful final appeal from Sen. Cynthia Lummis, the CLARITY Act failed to win the 60 votes needed to advance in the Senate on September 15.
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Republicans reportedly rejected a Democratic CLARITY Act counteroffer before the Senate’s September 15 procedural vote, while Bitcoin and Ether fell during the hour following the report.
Standard Chartered expects Arbitrum’s ARB token to reach $10 by the end of 2030, a forecast built around financial firms adopting Arbitrum technology rather than the token’s current momentum.
XRP Ledger’s Batch V1.1 update is nearing the support needed for activation, giving apps a way to complete connected payment steps together or reject the entire operation.
TRON is testing post-quantum signatures that could protect transactions against future quantum-computing attacks. The security benefit comes with a measurable trade-off: the signatures take up more data, leaving less room for transactions in each block.
Balancer token holders are being asked to wind down the protocol despite an estimated treasury of more than $9 million. The proposal argues that Balancer should distribute its remaining assets before operating costs consume more of them.
Avalanche says its technology will help UAE PASS check whether official digital documents are genuine and unchanged when users share them with government agencies or private companies.
Senate Republicans released a revised CLARITY Act draft that adds state-backed ethics enforcement ahead of Tuesday’s vote on whether the Senate will take up the bill.
Bitcoin heads into the Federal Reserve meeting with a rate increase heavily favoured in futures markets, while buyers continue defending the first retracement of its summer advance.
Sending crypto on the wrong network can leave funds accessible, delayed, uncredited by an exchange or permanently out of reach.
Donald Trump met advisers on September 12 to discuss government ethics language under consideration for the CLARITY Act.