Cynthia Lummis Introduces Bill To Safeguard Crypto Developers From Money Transmitter Rules, Argues Against Penalties ‘Simply Because They Write Code’

Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) put forth a bipartisan bill on Monday with the intent to shield blockchain developers from being categorized as money transmitters under federal law. ‘Stop Treating Software Developers Like Banks’ The Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act aims to exempt “non-controlling” software developers and infrastructure providers from federal money transfer requirements. Non-controlling...
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Coinbase Pushes Back as US Crypto Bill Nears Senate Vote

Coinbase has stepped up its lobbying in Washington as a major US crypto bill moves closer to review in the Senate. The company’s stock, COIN, remained steady around $240 as investors tried to gauge how new rules could affect its business. All of this is happening while the US...
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Bitcoin Holds Firm as Trump–Fed Clash Tests Its Safe‑Haven Story

Bitcoin went through a political stress test after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the Justice Department had threatened him with criminal charges during a growing conflict with President Donald Trump. Bitcoin’s price dropped to around the $90k level on the day before regaining the $91k price level as...
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Ethereum $300 Crash vs $9K Rally: Who’s Actually Right?

Ethereum is sitting in the middle of one of its widest prediction gaps in years. VanEck has brought back an old bearish target of $300, while Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says prices could reach $7,000 to $9,000 within weeks. ETH has been trading near $3,100 as this debate spreads online,...
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Sharps Taps Coinbase Validator—Why Solana Staking Is Shifting

Sharps Technology, a publicly listed medical device firm with a large SOL treasury, hired Coinbase to launch and operate its own Solana validator. SOL traded around $145, up roughly 2% on the day, as staking-related news added to a steady institutional bid. The move fits a wider trend where...
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