The US Federal Reserve withdraws guidance requiring banks to seek regulatory approval before engaging in crypto-related activities, joining the FDIC and OCC
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Trump signs a bill repealing IRS rules that treat DeFi platforms as brokers and require them to report user data, the first pro-crypto effort to clear Congress
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The US SEC says that “covered” US dollar stablecoins like USDT and USDC are not securities, and those minting or redeeming them do not need to register with it
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Nineteen US states are weighing bills to put public money into crypto; Michigan and Wisconsin already have crypto in their public employees' retirement funds
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The US SEC rejects Coinbase's petition for formal digital asset rules, because the “existing securities regime appropriately governs crypto asset securities”
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The SEC rejects a Coinbase petition for formal rules for digital assets, arguing the “existing securities regime appropriately governs crypto asset securities”
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SEC-backed FINRA approved two crypto-related companies, like broker-dealer Prometheum Capital, which defined some tokens as securities to comply with SEC rules
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The SEC has now issued dozens of enforcement actions to crypto companies, moves critics say let the agency shape crypto without a direct system of regulations
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The US SEC proposes a rule that would bar investment advisers from storing assets at crypto platforms and lenders that are not registered as exchanges or banks
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Source: the US Treasury will advise the federal government to issue a digital dollar if the Biden administration and Congress deem it in the “national interest”
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