Two more crypto bills in the US: Law Decoded, July 17–24
Last week was marked by two new legislative initiatives for the crypto industry in the United States.
Last week was marked by two new legislative initiatives for the crypto industry in the United States.
The U.S. majority senate leader plans to call for urgent bipartisan action from Congress to create “comprehensive legislation” for upcoming AI systems.
The bipartisan bill purportedly seeks to hold companies accountable for harm, but it’s unclear whether Section 230 even applies to AI.
In the wake of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ remarks in Jacksonville on Tuesday, both the Florida House of Representatives and Senate have approved the state’s anti-central bank digital currency (CBDC)…
Bitcoin's price might have held near $28,000 but the absence of shorts using margin and futures markers is a bullish indicator.
Elizabeth Warren is back with an Anti-Money Laundering act that would — among other things — make it mostly illegal for you to use your own crypto wallet.
Two lawmakers in one week weighed in against the possibility of a United States central bank digital currency.
Binance's Patrick Hillman answered a letter from United States Senators requesting information on Binance's operations in the country and its relationship with Binance.US.
Contrasting her statements against crypto auditors, numerous members highlighted the ongoing collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), a Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation-insured bank.
Crypto mining operators, custodians and Binance personally received a fine doze of the United States officials' attention last week.