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Crypto policy News

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In-Crypto has 9 stories on crypto policy, from August 21, 2026 to September 19, 2026. Most of them run in Regulation. Often covered alongside CLARITY Act, US regulation, CFTC.

Regulation· CLARITY Act Fails in US Senate: Crypto Market Saw It ComingThe CLARITY Act failed in the Senate on September 15 (49–50). Polymarket odds dropped from 39% to 18% since July, while Bitcoin rallied from $58K to $Regulation· JPMorgan: CLARITY Act Isn't Dead Yet, But Senate Approval Window Is TightJPMorgan says the CLARITY Act still has a shot, but after a failed 49–50 Senate vote, the window for crypto regulation in 2024 is extremely narrow.Regulation· Bernstein: US Crypto Regulation to Speed Up After CLARITY Act FailsBernstein analysts say US crypto rules will move faster after the CLARITY Act flop, with the SEC and CFTC taking the lead on DeFi, tokenized stocks, aRegulation· Russia Moves to Ban Energy Companies from Running Mining InfrastructureRussia's antitrust watchdog is pushing a bill to stop energy firms from operating crypto mining infrastructure. Public discussion is coming soon.Regulation· After CLARITY Setback, Crypto Industry Looks to U.S. RegulatorsWith the CLARITY Act stalling in the Senate, Senator Thom Tillis pushes for a review, but the crypto industry questions if Congress has time to reviveRegulation· Senators Unveil Final CLARITY Act Draft With 126 Amendments Ahead of VoteSenators Lummis, Boozman, and Scott drop the final CLARITY Act draft, packing in 126 Democratic amendments, including ethics rules, before the SeptembRegulation· Republicans Update CLARITY Act: New Rules for DeFi ProtocolsOn September 10, Senate Republicans rolled out an updated CLARITY Act, setting out registration for non-decentralized DeFi and focusing on spot and caRegulation· EU Faces Pressure to Scrap Cap on Tokenized Securities in DLT InfrastructureEuropean finance and tokenization groups urge Brussels to lift or set a €1.5T cap on tokenized securities in DLT infrastructure. Will the EU listen?Regulation· CME Group CEO Terry Duffy Calls for Tighter Regulation of Prediction MarketsTerry Duffy, CEO of CME Group, urges stricter oversight on prediction markets, warning about their risks to transparency and financial stability.
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