2021-7-28 17:19 |
Senator Elizabeth Warren favors CBDCs and says they may help to solve the enormous failure of big banks in the US
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Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass. ) is circulating a letter among her Senate colleagues that would withdraw legal guidance for banks holding and trading cryptocurrencies, Bloomberg News reported August 4.
2022-8-5 23:00 | |
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The bill was co-authored with the cryptocurrency firm Telcoin and introduced by Republican state senator Mike Flood.
2021-5-27 12:05 | |
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The “thoughtful” guidelines from the Fed, a “critical step” towards approval of Wyoming-chartered SPDIs, which are custodian banks for digital assets, says Senator Cynthia Lummis. The post Fed Inviting Public Comments on its ‘Account Access Guidelines’ that Promotes Banking Innovation first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
2021-5-6 16:02 | |
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Senator Mike Flood hopes to pass the bill in order to make Nebraska a financial technology hub and create new jobs.
2021-1-21 15:15 | |
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“We need to be a leader in FinTech,” said State Senator Mike Flood.
2021-1-21 05:06 | |
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Republican Senator Mike Crapo sent a letter to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) on Tuesday 1 September requesting further clarity on the use of crypto in banking transactions. The letter follows an official OCC release in July, authorizing national banks and federal savings associations to provide crypto custody solutions for clients.
2020-9-2 19:10 | |
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By the look of things, Libra will be attracting more regulators than customers. Facebook’s foray into the cryptocurrency world began last month when Libra was unveiled and lawmakers across the world lost it.
2019-7-13 10:00 | |
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Facebook’s cryptocurrency initiative being subjected to criticism from lawmakers, despite being backed by industry giants, depicts the prevailing lack of trust between the social media giant and the government, owing to its “disregard for user privacy” as US Senator Maxine Waters put it.
2019-6-22 17:30 | |
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A senator in Colorado wants the state to study the potential use of blockchain technology in water rights management. A bill submitted by Republican senator Jack Tate, alongside representatives Jeni James Arndt, and Marc Catlin, outlines the reasons why the Colorado Water Institute should be authorized to explore how the technology could help maximize operational efficiency, CoinDesk reports.
2019-3-7 13:41 | |
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Speaking in front of the US Congress today, US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said clarity is needed for US banks dealing with cannabis companies. Marijuana is illegal under Federal law but legal now in 10 US states creating conflict for financial institutions.
2019-2-27 11:50 | |
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