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Donald Trump has agreed to a revised Clarity Act ethics provision that would force divestiture and give state attorneys general the ability to sue to enforce it.
Donald Trump has agreed to a revised Clarity Act ethics provision that would force divestiture and give state attorneys general the ability to sue to enforce it.
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Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger warns reopening settled Clarity Act provisions four weeks before vote would sink bill
Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger warns reopening settled Clarity Act provisions four weeks before vote would sink bill
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Bitcoin opened flat before rising slightly to $63,818.70, while Ethereum opened down 1.3% before recovering to $1,874.41; investors are closely watching the progress of the "Clarity for Digital Assets" bill.
On Tuesday morning, August 4, U.S. ET, Bitcoin opened at $63,463.72, flat with Monday's opening price, and then rose to $63,818.70. Ethereum opened at $1,858.53, down 1.3% from Monday's opening price,
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US Senate's Clarity Act Faces Hurdles Ahead of Recess; White House Yet to Respond to Revised Ethics Provision
The U.S. Senate is nearing its summer break, with limited time remaining to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. As of July 31, no motion to proceed had been filed for the bill. Senators Rube
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Donald Trump has agreed to a revised Clarity Act ethics provision that would force divestiture and give state attorneys general the ability to sue to enforce it.
Donald Trump has agreed to a revised Clarity Act ethics provision that would force divestiture and give state attorneys general the ability to sue to enforce it.
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Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger warns reopening settled Clarity Act provisions four weeks before vote would sink bill
Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger warns reopening settled Clarity Act provisions four weeks before vote would sink bill
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Bitcoin opened flat before rising slightly to $63,818.70, while Ethereum opened down 1.3% before recovering to $1,874.41; investors are closely watching the progress of the "Clarity for Digital Assets" bill.
On Tuesday morning, August 4, U.S. ET, Bitcoin opened at $63,463.72, flat with Monday's opening price, and then rose to $63,818.70. Ethereum opened at $1,858.53, down 1.3% from Monday's opening price,
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US Senate's Clarity Act Faces Hurdles Ahead of Recess; White House Yet to Respond to Revised Ethics Provision
The U.S. Senate is nearing its summer break, with limited time remaining to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. As of July 31, no motion to proceed had been filed for the bill. Senators Rube
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