
Legislation aimed at regulating cryptocurrencies in the United States is set to progress, with all four congressional committees overseeing crypto regulation—Senate Banking, House Financial Services, Senate Agriculture, and House Agriculture—aligned on the issue. David Sacks, a key figure in the crypto space and Trump's crypto czar, has indicated that a bill focused on stablecoin regulation could be passed by Congress within six months, followed by broader market structure legislation. Additionally, Sacks has unveiled the GENIUS Act, which seeks to establish clear regulations for stablecoins and define the oversight responsibilities of federal agencies based on market size. This legislative push is expected to bring clarity to the U.S. crypto market, potentially ending the patchwork of state-level rules.














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OpenSea wants KYC for their airdrop The same OpenSea that leaked millions of user emails The same space where the Ledger founder got kidnapped and tortured just a month ago. You really think handing over your info is worth a few tokens? Stay safe, legends. This isn’t it. https://t.co/FVUCaAmMRV
Trump: “US is gonna do something great with crypto” OpenSea: “Let’s add KYC & block US from the airdrop claim. Wait, that’s not enough to make sure Americans can’t claim. We also need to block VPN” Americans, GET READY TO SAIL to Mexico to claim your goddamn Opensea tokens 💀 https://t.co/zRpOeZvzZO