The rise of pro-crypto lawmakers may lead to favorable regulations, potentially boosting innovation and investment in digital assets.
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The rise of pro-crypto lawmakers may lead to favorable regulations, potentially boosting innovation and investment in digital assets.
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Warren's victory signals continued regulatory scrutiny on crypto, potentially impacting innovation and investment in the industry.
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Microsoft faces potential shareholder lawsuit if it rejects Bitcoin investment, though the board advises against it.
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SEC's Hester Peirce, dubbed Crypto Mom, emerges as Trump's potential SEC chair pick over Gensler, sparking crypto regulation debates.
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The proposed amendments would allow for sweeping changes to the country’s financial sector.
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) announced a package of policy proposals on Nov. 4 that, if accepted, would legalize digital assets such as cryptocurrencies as legal tender throughout the country.
In a meeting chaired by SBP governor Jameel Ahmad, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) reportedly submitted amendments to its standing policy that would allow state banks to issue digital currency. The proposed amendments would also impose penalties on digital currency issuers operating without approval.
While the proposals would still require approval at the next stage of government, if they were to pass it could pave the way for both a central bank digital currency (CBDC) — ostensibly a government-issued digital rupee.
The 2024 election results are likely still days away from being called, but industry advocates are looking to the next session of the US Congress.
With polls in the 2024 United States elections closing in less than 48 hours, a political action committee (PAC) has already announced millions of dollars raised to support pro-crypto candidates in the 2026 midterms.
In a Nov. 4 notice, the Fairshake PAC reported it had received $48 million in contributions from cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase and venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, in addition to the $30 million the committee had “in the bank.”
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced a $25-million contribution to Fairshake on Oct. 30, and the PAC reported receiving $23 million from Andreessen Horowitz.
A16z donates $23M to Fairshake for crypto policy support, fostering bipartisan legislative backing for digital asset regulations.
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