2023-7-28 21:11 |
The House Agriculture Committee advanced the Financial Innovation Technology for the 21st Century Act, a day after the House Financial Services Committee did.
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On Nov. 15, the U.S. House Financial Services Committee will scrutinize cryptocurrency’s role in illicit activities, focusing on money laundering and terrorism funding. The U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee (FSC) is holding a big meeting on Nov. 15…
2023-11-14 12:37 | |
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AUSTIN, Texas – The U. S. House Financial Services Committee and House Agriculture Committee will put together legislation to oversee the crypto sector in the "next two months" after holding joint public hearings starting May, said Patrick McHenry (R–N.
2023-5-1 01:32 | |
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AUSTIN, Texas – The U. S. House Financial Services Committee and House Agriculture Committee will put together legislation to oversee the crypto sector in the "next two months" after holding joint public hearings starting May, said Patrick McHenry (R–N.
2023-4-29 01:32 | |
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Head of the House Judiciary Committee Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va. ) has declared that he owns up to $80,000 in cryptocurrency. Goodlatte’s portfolio, according to his annual financial disclosure, showed that he owned Bitcoin primarily.
2018-8-9 01:49 | |
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The member of Congress and the chair of the House Judiciary Committee Bob Goodlatte has disclosed his crypto holdings, which was followed by a memo calling on all members, officers, and employees of the House of Representatives to reveal publicly their cryptocurrency ownership in annual reports.
2018-8-9 20:12 | |
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Congressman Bob Goodlatte, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee in the US House of Representatives, recently disclosed his personal cryptocurrency holdings. The revelation comes amidst rule changes mandating disclosure for members of the House.
2018-8-8 11:00 | |
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Head of the House Judiciary Committee Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va. ) has declared that he owns up to $80,000 in cryptocurrency. Goodlatte’s portfolio, according to his annual financial disclosure, showed that he owned Bitcoin primarily.
2018-8-8 08:09 | |
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Cryptocurrency tokens like Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum are currently gaining greater acceptance in Washington D. C. as Bob Goodlatte, the chair of the House Judiciary Committee, currently holds between $17,000 and $80,000 in cryptocurrencies.
2018-8-8 06:00 | |
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Rep. Bob Goodlatte has become the first person in Congress to reveal his cryptocurrency holdings to the world. The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee owns digital currencies, as revealed in his annual disclosure report.
2018-8-7 18:49 | |
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Bob Goodlatte, the chair of the House Committee on the Judiciary, has reported his private cryptocurrency holdings – making Mr. Goodlatte likely the first member of the United States Congress to disclose private investments in the form of virtual currencies.
2018-8-7 06:35 | |
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Congressman Bob Goodlatte has disclosed in his annual report that he owns cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash
2018-8-7 03:24 | |
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In recent regulatory news, Dutch police have reported an increase in electricity fraud associated with crypto mining, a Michigan Republican member of the House Financial Services Committee has urged Congress to make the development of clear guidelines overseeing the cryptocurrency industry a top priority, and digital currency advocacy group, Chamber of Digital Commerce, has published […] The post Regulations Round-Up: Holland Targets Electricity Theft, MI Republican Wants More Oversight appeared first on Bitcoin News.
2018-7-31 18:35 | |
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The U.S. House Committee on Agriculture held a hearing on July 18, 2018 to discuss cryptocurrencies and digital assets. According to the opening statement, the hearing’s goal was to help the committee and community understand what cryptocurrencies are while exploring the regulatory challenges and uncertainties that currently face this industry. As reported by Vice News, […]
2018-7-31 11:28 | |
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The U. S. House Committee on Agriculture held a hearing on July 18, 2018 to discuss cryptocurrencies and digital assets. According to the opening statement, the hearing’s goal was to help the committee and community understand what cryptocurrencies are while exploring the regulatory challenges and uncertainties that currently face this industry.
2018-7-30 18:07 | |
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Bill Huizenga, a member of the House Financial Services Committee, recently stated that lawmakers should become more proactive in regulating the “muddied and fairly opaque” digital currency market, especially digital tokens trading and initial coin offerings (ICOs).
2018-7-29 19:28 | |
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The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission is at least four years behind its peers on crypto regulation, its chairman admitted on July 25. Speaking to the House Committee on Agriculture, Christopher Giancarlo stated that the current regulatory framework restricts it from taking a proactive role in the crypto industry and instead relegates it to dealing […]
2018-7-29 23:00 | |
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A member of the U. S. House Financial Services Committee wants lawmakers to focus more attention on initial coin offerings (ICOs) and the trading of crypto assets, calling the market “muddied and fairly opaque.
2018-7-27 22:30 | |
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The U. S. Supreme Court equates money with freedom of speech. Now, The Financial Services Committee of the U. S. House of Representatives is trying to determine whether or not Bitcoin is money.
2018-7-24 04:00 | |
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According to Bloomberg, Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve Chairman, in a testimony before the House of Financial Services Committee, confidently stated that the cryptocurrency industry is currently not a threat to the existing financial system.
2018-7-21 16:11 | |
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Yesterday (18th July 2018), saw two separate House Committees discuss cryptocurrency in general, as well as specifically talking about Bitcoin. While the debates reached no clear conclusion, it has shown the general ignorance of the US’s elected officials on these topics.
2018-7-21 15:00 | |
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Between Bitcoin ETFs, decentralized banks, blizzards of SEC comments, and demands for a “Chief Blockchain Officer” for the UK, there are plenty of stories that don’t make it to the front page. Here are some other events you may have missed.
2018-7-21 22:54 | |
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According to Bloomberg, Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve Chairman, in a testimony before the House of Financial Services Committee, confidently stated that the cryptocurrency industry is currently not a threat to the existing financial system.
2018-7-20 20:46 | |
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Wednesday’s US House Committee hearing on financial services and Bitcoin was not exactly successful. In fact, it was another example of how biased some politicians are when it comes to new forms of money.
2018-7-20 17:00 | |
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US senators are not convinced that cryptocurrencies could be used for positive purposes. During a House Financial Services Committee hearing titled ‘The Future of Money: Digital Currency,’ four witnesses spoke before the house to highlight the state of cryptocurrency.
2018-7-20 14:59 | |
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Head of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell on Wednesday in responding to a US federal Committee said that cryptocurrencies did not pose a “significant risk” to the stability of the current financial system.
2018-7-20 10:06 | |
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During a testimony before the House of Federal Service Committee on Wednesday, Jerome Powell, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, the Central Bank of U. S said that cryptocurrencies are great if you are trying to hide money or launder money.
2018-7-19 19:52 | |
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According to a Russian local newspaper Izvestiya, the head of State Duma [the Russian lower house of the Federal Assembly] Committee for financial markets, Anatoly Aksakov has signaled towards the authority’s consideration on passing a bill on digital assets in its autumn session.
2018-7-19 18:51 | |
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Jerome Powell, chairman of the U. S. Federal Reserve, raised concerns about cryptocurrencies on Wednesday, saying they present serious risks to investors. During his testimony before the House Committee on Financial Services,Powell was asked for his opinion on cryptocurrencies and he had few kind words for the sector.
2018-7-19 15:00 | |
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Two separate House Committees spent Wednesday (July 18, 2018) rambling on about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. The summary of it all is that the United States elected officials do not know much about the emerging technology.
2018-7-19 14:16 | |
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This week, Two U. S. committee hearings have taken place focusing on the cryptocurrency market, with both striking different tones as to the impact the industry is having. Yesterday, the House Committee on Agriculture focused on the emergence of digital assets in a digital age in agriculture.
2018-7-20 12:21 | |
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This morning the US House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture heard from six experts on cryptocurrency.
2018-7-19 01:06 | |
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Witnesses before the U. S. House of Agriculture Committee at a public hearing July 18 were unanimous in their view that digital assets complicate the hard and fast distinctions of existing regulatory frameworks.
2018-7-19 23:26 | |
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Witnesses at the a hearing before the U.S. House of Agriculture Committee today argued that digital assets require an agile regulatory approach because of their mutability
2018-7-19 21:31 | |
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Witnesses at the a hearing before the U.S. House of Agriculture Committee today argued that digital assets require an agile regulatory approach because of their mutability
2018-7-18 21:31 | |
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US Congress To Hold Two Contrasting Hearings on Cryptocurrencies This week, the US Congress will be busy debating on the contentious issue of digital currencies, as tow hearings have already been scheduled.
2018-7-18 23:44 | |
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US Congress to Discuss the Future of Digital Currencies The subject of digital currencies is certainly a matter of concern to many people, despite its contentiousness. So serious is this topic that the US Congress has severally discussed it during its sessions.
2018-7-13 21:47 | |
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The U. S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee announced today, July 12th, that it will be hosting a hearing titled “The Future of Money: Digital Currency” next Wednesday, July 18th.
2018-7-13 10:32 | |
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The U. S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee announced today, July 12th, that it will be hosting a hearing titled “The Future of Money: Digital Currency” next Wednesday, July 18th.
2018-7-13 01:41 | |
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The U.S. House Financial Services Committee will host a crypto hearing focused on its use as a form of money next week.
2018-7-13 23:00 | |
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An official for the U.S. Secret Service called on Congress to weigh potential legislative actions on cryptocurrencies that boast privacy-enhancing features last week. Speaking before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Financial Services, Robert Novy, deputy assistant director for the Service’s Office of Investigations, stated that “congressional attention” on the issue is needed. “We should
2018-6-26 08:13 | |
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The time to take a stand on cryptos for US House members has come. Those who have bashed cryptos in public but have secretly been investing in them will now be outed, thanks to a new memo issued by the House Ethics Committee.
2018-6-23 19:00 | |
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The Ethics Committee of the U. S. House of Representatives has issued a memorandum requiring all House Members to disclose their cryptocurrency holdings worth over $1,000, Bloomberg reported yesterday, June 20.
2018-6-21 20:43 | |
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The Ethics Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives has issued a memo requiring all House Members to disclose crypto holdings worth over $1,000
2018-6-21 19:17 | |
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The House Ethics Committee has informed all US Congress members that they must disclose any investment worth more than $1,000 as of June, 18. All lawmakers on Capitol Hill make an annual financial disclosure but a new memo has informed them that any cryptocurrency purchase or sale that exceeds $1,000 must be reported within 45.
2018-6-21 12:00 | |
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Members of the US House of Representatives are now required to disclose any cryptocurrency holdings that exceed $1,000, according to a new memo by the US House Ethics Committee.
2018-6-21 11:16 | |
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The U. S. House Ethics Committee released a memo on Monday revealing that members of the House will have to disclose cryptocurrency holdings worth over $1,000, much as they would any other type of investment.
2018-6-23 02:01 | |
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Members of the House of Representatives, the lower chamber of the U. S. Congress, must begin disclosing cryptocurrency investments that exceed $1,000. The guidance was laid out in a June 18 memo drafted by the House Ethics Committee.
2018-6-21 01:11 | |
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The US House of Representatives Financial Services Committee has proposed a bill today that would initiate a study on how cryptocurrencies are used in sex trafficking. The “Fight Illicit Networks and Detect Trafficking” or the “FIND Trafficking Act” was prepared by Representative Juan Vargas and was supposed to be introduced on June 12. Members of
2018-6-13 07:19 | |
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The U.S. House of Representatives is poised to vote in favor of a crypto market structure bill as a standalone piece of legislation for the first time.
Several Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee have a bill coming this week to target money laundering through cryptocurrency mixing services, said Rep. Sean Casten (D-Ill.), one of its backers.
Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are sprinting toward the worst case scenario in their scramble for a new speaker of the House, and their infighting could worsen the prospects for crypto legislation this year.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) should listen to the courts and give up its efforts to block exchange traded funds (ETFs) holding bitcoins, a bipartisan group of lawmakers argued in a letter to SEC Chair Gary Gensler.
The move comes a day after the finance-focused lawmakers agreed bills on crypto market structure
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell argued for the need for strong central-bank oversight in stablecoin regulations being crafted by lawmakers in the House Financial Services Committee.