Security

The House Financial Services Committee held a field hearing on the CLARITY Act today in New York, urging the Senate to vote before the August recess.

The CLARITY Act is regarded as a watershed moment for cryptocurrency regulation in the United States.

On Thursday, Trump attended a pivotal White House meeting on the CLARITY Act’s ethics provisions, where lawmakers sought to address concerns about potential conflicts of interest involving the president’s family and their cryptocurrency businesses. Whether the bill can pass before the August recess hinges on the outcome of this meeting.

The CLARITY Act Gains Public Support from Major Law Enforcement Organizations NOBLE and FLEOA; Senate Text to Be Released Soon, with Final Vote Expected Before August Recess. Analyzing How the Act Aims to Resolve the Jurisdictional Dispute Between the SEC and CFTC.

The SEC’s 2026 regulatory agenda includes three key crypto rules, covering a safe harbor for token issuances, broker-dealer standards, and market structure reforms.

The Senate is reviewing the CLARITY Act, which aims to establish clear statutory boundaries between the SEC and CFTC regarding oversight of digital assets. This article examines the bill’s core mechanisms, legislative hurdles, and its potential impact on the U.S. cryptocurrency regulatory framework.

In July 2026, the SEC will officially add three cryptocurrency regulations to its regulatory agenda, covering exemptions for issuances, broker-dealer standards, and trading structure reforms.

The SEC has officially included the crypto safe harbor, broker-dealer financial rules, and ATS amendment in its 2026 regulatory agenda. All three rules will advance in parallel, marking a structural overhaul of the US crypto regulatory framework.

One week after the EU’s MiCA framework took full effect, 21 EMT issuers and more than 270 crypto service providers have obtained regulatory approval. USDT has exited the EU’s compliant market, while USDC has taken the lead, ushering Europe’s crypto industry into a new era of unified regulation.

With the full implementation of MiCA, the European crypto trading market has officially entered an era of licensed competition. Some platforms are adjusting their EU operations, while more users and institutions are migrating to compliant exchanges. As a result, the European crypto market is experiencing a new wave of reshuffling.