The CLARITY Act Failed In The Senate. But Coinbase CEO Armstrong Says Crypto Has Another Path Forward.
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Bitcoin Rebound Lifts Coinbase Stock 10%; Armstrong Turns to SEC and CFTC After CLARITY Vote
Coinbase shares jumped 10.3% to $191.87 by 11:06 a.m. Eastern on Friday, moving with a 5.8% rebound in Bitcoin and a 7.4% gain in Circle Internet Group. The fresh policy news was less celebratory. Chief Executive Brian Armstrong said he now assumes the CLARITY Act is dead and sees the Securities and Exchange Commission and…
Coinbase Reveals What Really Killed The CLARITY Act
The post Coinbase Reveals What Really Killed The CLARITY Act appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Not the banks. Not the stablecoin rewards fight everyone was watching for months. In his first interview since the Senate’s 49-50 vote, the Coinbase CEO pointed somewhere else entirely. Here’s what most people don’t know. The White House actually put a genuine ethics deal on the table. Real restrictions on the president and elected officials …
“Clarity Is Coming Regardless”: Coinbase CEO Responds After Senate Kills Crypto Bill
TLDR The US Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act 49-50, falling short of the 60 votes needed Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says regulatory clarity will now come through the SEC and CFTC instead No Democrats voted for the bill; four Republicans also voted against it The SEC recently granted a...
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