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As many in the crypto industry have said, 15 days over the holidays is just not enough time to respond.

Congressman Davidson, in particular, sees potential Treasury action as a bad idea for everybody involved.

Several members of the Congressional Blockchain Caucus are calling for more clarity on broker-dealer rules from the U.S. securities regulator.

Allaire also sees political moderation as the best scenario for continued crypto development.

But the bill is unlikely to become law any time soon.

Acting Comptroller Brian Brooks continues his work to reach across the aisle with pledges from major players to support minority-owned banks.

Speaking before Congress, OCC head Brian Brooks describes the importance of digital asset innovation and the private sector.

Though the hearing did not focus on solutions, open source looks like a real way of addressing the committee's concerns about transparency and accountability.

Technology could hold the keys to identity theft protection.

The Antitrust Subcommittee looks for new legal tools to rein in Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google — a clear opening for tech tools built to decentralize.

Despite skepticism about loosening regulations on loans, the Fintech Task Force couldn't stop talking about crypto as a way of upgrading payments in the U.S.

Bills from the Energy and Commerce Committee are making their way to the Senate following votes this afternoon.

Congressman Conaway sheds some light on new legislation in conversation with Cointelegraph.

Maybe one day, drawing distinctions between crypto and traditional finance will seem quaint.

A big day for crypto legislation in the United States.