List of Flash News about Digital Asset Markets
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2026-09-18 04:49 UTC |
CFTC: Files Crypto Asset Regulation Proposal
CFTC files proposed rule titled Regulation Crypto Asset Transactions and Regulation Crypto Asset Markets for interagency review, accelerating DC crypto policy. |
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2026-09-10 18:01 UTC |
Kevin Hassett: Retained $5M Coinbase Stake Under Trump Crypto Policy
Kevin Hassett held up to $5 million Coinbase stake as Trump reshaped crypto policy, CNBC reports on financial disclosures. |
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2026-01-09 16:27 UTC |
U.S. Senate Banking Committee Sets Official Markup on Crypto Market Structure Legislation Next Thursday: Key Policy Catalyst for Traders
According to the source, Senate Banking Committee Chair Sen. Tim Scott confirmed a markup hearing on crypto market structure legislation for next Thursday, establishing a formal committee session to consider and amend the bill, source: Sen. Tim Scott; U.S. Senate Banking Committee. A markup is an official step in the Senate legislative process ahead of a committee vote and potential advancement to the full chamber, which makes the scheduled hearing a defined policy catalyst for U.S. digital asset market structure, source: U.S. Senate. Traders should note the committee calendar for next Thursday as event risk for U.S. crypto regulation, as the session will determine whether the measure advances out of committee, source: U.S. Senate Banking Committee. |
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2025-12-26 08:32 UTC |
CNBC Crypto World Highlights BTC, ETH Sell-Offs and Crypto Revenge Surges in 2025: Trader Guide to Opportunities, Risks, and Policy Catalysts
According to @CNBC, its CNBC Crypto World program covers major digital currency market moves, from bitcoin BTC and ether ETH sell-offs to crypto revenge surges, positioning itself as a single place to stay current on opportunities and pitfalls tied to new legislation and key innovations; Source: CNBC on X, Dec 26, 2025, https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/2004591052372549855 |
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2025-11-10 06:20 UTC |
U.S. Federal Preemption Over State Regulation Clarified by Paul Grewal: 3 Trading Takeaways for Digital Asset Markets
According to Paul Grewal (@iampaulgrewal), when Congress authorizes a federal agency to regulate exclusively, the agency is not required to exercise exclusivity immediately, but once it chooses to do so—even years later—states are barred from regulating in that domain. Source: Paul Grewal (@iampaulgrewal), X, Nov 10, 2025. For traders, this underscores that U.S. regulatory risk can shift abruptly from varied state rules to a uniform federal regime, altering compliance timelines, exchange operations, and cross-state market access in a single agency action. Source: Paul Grewal (@iampaulgrewal), X, Nov 10, 2025. Monitor federal rulemaking calendars and agency statements closely, as a decision to assert exclusive jurisdiction can immediately preempt state frameworks that markets may have priced into liquidity, listings, and venue selection. Source: Paul Grewal (@iampaulgrewal), X, Nov 10, 2025. |