News Archive
Browse retained market reporting from the past 30 days.
Bitcoin
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed new rules that could give certain crypto projects clearer ways to raise money in the United States while requiring investor disclosures and, in larger offerings, ongoing reporting. The proposal, called Regulation Crypto Assets, was announced Aug.
Decrypt
If the proposed rules are formalized, it could lead to an ICO boom in the U.S.
Coinspress
Washington is entering an unusually concentrated period for digital-asset policy.
Crypto Briefing
The meeting could lead to clearer crypto regulations, potentially boosting market confidence and influencing Bitcoin's future price trajectory. Trump meets crypto CEOs, SEC and CFTC leaders at White House for regulation talks.
Cointelegraph
“Crypto mom” Hester Peirce praised the SEC's proposed crypto regime, published days after the Senate failed to pass the CLARITY Act, the US' first comprehensive industry framework.
CoinPedia
The CLARITY Act, which was pushed to September after Senate leaders delayed the vote before leaving for their August recess, is gaining support from industry leaders and policymakers. Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is now urging Congress to pass the bill, warning that the U.S.
Altcoin Buzz
The SEC proposes new crypto rules offering token issuers exemptions and a safe harbor as the CLARITY Act faces further delays in Congress.
Blockonomi
New exemptions and safe harbor aim to ease crypto capital raising nationwide
Crypto Briefing
The CLARITY Act's progress could enhance U.S. crypto regulation, potentially boosting market stability and investor confidence in digital assets. White House adviser optimistic on CLARITY Act ahead of Senate vote.
Coingape
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged Congress to pass the CLARITY Act, arguing that regulatory uncertainty risks leaving the United States behind other major markets in digital assets.
Cryptopolitan
Maya Protocol fell victim to a hacker this week who exploited a flaw that points to a bigger issue, namely, that tools for defense have issues keeping up with sophisticated hacks. Blockchain security firm CertiK has estimated that the total direct loss was about $1.
Crypto news
The GENIUS Act mandates Treasury bill reserves. FASB wants stablecoins counted as cash.
Unchained
The SEC's Reg Crypto proposal would exempt smaller token offerings from registration and give issuers a certified path out of securities treatment.
Coingape
President Donald Trump will participate in one of the most consequential White House crypto summits in history. The administration is bringing together top crypto executives, traditional finance players, and regulatory chiefs.
Crypto Briefing
The legislative delay risks the US losing its competitive edge in crypto markets, potentially driving investment to countries with clearer regulations. Andrew Cuomo pushes Congress to pass CLARITY Act as Senate stalls.
TheNewsCrypto
Eligible crypto offerings could raise up to $5M over four years or $75M annually without SEC registration. The proposal adds a conditional safe harbour and could preempt certain state securities rules; it now enters a 60-day comment period.
CryptoSlate
The SEC's new crypto fundraising proposal deliberately treats tokens as free to trade as soon as a buyer acquires them, unless the issuer or another law says otherwise. Insiders typically know more than the public while a token project is still being built, and their incentives do not always line up with everyone else's.
Coinpaper
US SEC proposes new crypto rules with a $75M exemption as CLARITY Act odds fall to 21% ahead of a September 15 Senate vote.
CryptoTicker
On 20 August 2026 the new innovation advisory committee of the US derivatives regulator CFTC meets for the first time, staffed with the chief executives of Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini and Ripple. What separates the two US agencies, and why MiCA and BaFin still count for your portfolio.
Cryptonews
The SEC proposes crypto funding exemptions and a conditional token safe harbor, with disclosure rules and a 60-day public comment period.