This infrastructure bill is just the beginning. Congress must answer to constituents, not to Crypto Twitter. What will make lawmakers spend political capital fighting for crypto?
One reason broken crypto rules passed the Senate today is that Republicans rejected another revenue source: the rich paying their fair share.
The visceral pushback to Sen. Rob Portman's reporting requirements isn't about avoiding taxes – it's about protecting digital liberties.
Gensler wants to follow in his predecessor's footsteps and treat the crypto industry as something to stifle rather than support.
The bill as written has the potential to thrust every single transaction by U.S. crypto users into an invasive dragnet.
Private networks, a lot like corporate private intranets, may never go away but they will never be as relevant as the public internet or open chains like Ethereum.
Do digital assets have intrinsic value?
The SEC chief's speech this week on crypto regulation proved that hopes for a change of policy at the regulator may have been wishful thinking.
With two competing amendments and pressure from the White House and Treasury, crypto taxation is suddenly the crux of the massive infrastructure bill.
Bitcoiner's bitcoiners give me their spiel.
A mix of high taxes, burdensome regulation and an antagonistic banking sector makes starting a crypto business in the Holy Land unviable.
Bitcoiners were quite receptive to the new SEC chair’s sweeping statement of purpose on crypto regulation. Others, predictably, were not.
Central bank digital currencies, like the digital shekel, can be programmed to stop money reaching the wrong people, says Orbs' co-founder.
Bitcoin does not have a CEO but it does have lawyers.
Regulatory fears have been a major headwind for Robinhood's IPO. Here's why authorities might crack down.