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Homepage > News > Business > Even more bad news for Tether as US passes GENIUS Act Last month, CoinGeek reported how two stablecoin bills were competing to determine how U.S. stablecoin laws would play out. As of March 13, the GENIUS Act has momentum after the U.S. Senate Banking Committee passed it, meaning it

Journalist Posted: February 28, 2025 Share this article Investor sentiment hit a 3-year low of ‘extreme fear’ below FTX implosion.  Analysts had mixed views on BTC’s next price direction.  On the 26th of February, investor sentiment dropped below post-FTX implosion levels as Bitcoin [BTC] extended its losses to $82K. The crypto fear and greed index

Homepage > News > Business > Pennsylvania passes bipartisan digital asset bill The U.S. State of Pennsylvania has passed a bipartisan bill aimed at providing greater regulatory clarity for digital assets and for the 1.5 million residents of the state who currently invest in them. Last week, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed House Bill

The House on Monday passed a massive bill that will fund a range of veterans care services and increase opportunities for retired service members in the workforce and education. The Senator Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act, known as the Dole Act...

By Mark Hunter 2 months agoFri Oct 25 2024 08:46:11 Reading Time: 2 minutes The Pennsylvania House has passed a bipartisan bill providing clear rules for digital assets The “Bitcoin Rights” bill allows residents to self-custody digital assets and use bitcoin for payments The legislation, supported by both Republicans and Democrats, now heads to the

Utah’s governor has signed two bills that could upend how teens in the state are able to use social media apps. Under the new laws, companies like Meta, Snap and TikTok would be required to get parents permission before teens could create accounts on their platforms. The laws also require curfew, parental controls and age

Chancellor’s boost for childcare spending marks a revolution for a Tory party fixated on older voters...