A Draft Law to Regulate Stablecoins in the US is Submitted to Congress
US senator Pat Toomey has submitted this week a bill to the upper house of Congress that would allow the US government to control the stablecoin market.
Alaska Authorities Will Require Blockchain Companies to Obtain a License
The authorities of the US state of Alaska will require all blockchain companies and startups to obtain a license that gives them the right to serve residents of the state.
The US Senate May Need to Ban Cryptocurrencies
The SEC and the CFTC may need to consider banning cryptocurrencies, although the initiative may not be easy to implement.
FTX Former CEO Rejects Informal Invitation to Speak Before US Congress
Sam Bankman-Fried has declined a direct response to an invitation to speak at a House Finance Committee hearing.
US Banks Plan to Test a Blockchain Platform for US’ Digital Dollar
A group of banking institutions has announced it is launching a pilot project for a digital money blockchain platform called the Regulated Liability Network.
Regulators: FTX’s US Division May Have Violated Securities Laws
The company and its CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried, are suspected of violating securities laws.
SEC’s Chairman: The CFTC Should Regulate the Stablecoins Industry
Gary Gensler said in late 2021 transactions with digital currencies should be regulated by his agency.
