White House: Crypto Ethics Rules Must Apply to All
summary
Clarity Act is nearing finish line with most substantive issues resolved, stablecoin yield language closed and designed not to upend GENIE rulemaking, and negotiators target a July 4th signing deadline; ethics restrictions must apply broadly rather than singling out one office; agencies are inventorying seized crypto, halting fire‑sales and building centralized custody after recent exploits, with a U.S. Bitcoin reserve announcement promised in the next few weeks and final authority expected to require follow‑on legislation.
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- 3:03The Stablecoin Yield Debate and Genius Act Coordination
- 6:26Ethics Provisions and Conflict of Interest Restrictions
- 10:43News on the U.S. Bitcoin Reserve
- 15:48Genius Act Implementation and Stablecoin Regulation
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