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Sen. Hagerty voices concerns over lack of crypto clarity in the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Sen. Hagerty voices concerns over lack of crypto clarity in the U.S.

Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., said if the U.S. fails to provide regulatory clarity for the digital asset industry, then it will lose business to other countries.

Regulators Should Not 'Front-Run' Congress on Stablecoins - Vimarsana News

Regulators Should Not 'Front-Run' Congress on Stablecoins

The House has made it clear that passing a stablecoin bill is a top priority. Regulators – like the SEC – shouldn’t get ahead of the legislative process, say Bain Capital’s Tuongvy Le and Khurram Dara.

US lawmaker blames 'billionaire crypto bros' for delayed legislation - Vimarsana News

US lawmaker blames 'billionaire crypto bros' for delayed legislation

With many lawmakers calling for swift action following the FTX fallout, one U.S. Senator has blamed “billionaire crypto bros” for deterring “meaningful legislation.”

EU Commissioner Urges US Lawmakers to Establish New Crypto Rules - Vimarsana News

EU Commissioner Urges US Lawmakers to Establish New Crypto Rules

Mairead McGuinness, the European Commission’s commissioner for financial services, warned about the dangers that digital assets could pose to financial stability and called for US politicians to draw up new rules to govern the crypto industry.

Kevin O'Leary: 'Spigots of Capital' for Crypto Once Policy, Rules Are Set - Vimarsana News

Kevin O'Leary: 'Spigots of Capital' for Crypto Once Policy, Rules Are Set

"What we're missing is policy. When we get policy, and the regulator regulates, that's not a negative thing," O'Leary said at a conference.