The GENIUS Act stablecoin rules face a July 18, 2026 deadline. A crypto lawyer explains issuer licensing, reserves, the yield ban, and what to do now.
The Clarity Act of 2025 is poised to become one of the most transformative crypto regulatory frameworks ever proposed in the United States.
The GENIUS Act could redefine how stablecoins are issued and regulated in the U.S., offering startups a clear path to compliance with built-in protections for consumers. This article breaks down the Act’s core provisions and explains how it lowers barriers for innovators while strengthening trust in the digital dollar ecosystem.
The discussion draft divides regulatory authority between the CFTC and the SEC, establishing dual registration regimes for intermediaries and trading platforms, carving out exemptions for legitimate DeFi activity, and directing both agencies to coordinate rules and avoid redundant oversight. The bill replaces today’s fragmented enforcement-based model with a proactive legal framework that balances consumer protection with U.S. digital asset competitiveness.
A quiet footnote from SEC Chair Gary Gensler just sparked a not-so-quiet rebuke from Commissioner Mark Uyeda—exposing deep rifts inside the agency over how to regulate crypto. With no clear rules and rising public tension, the SEC’s internal divide may be the biggest threat to digital asset clarity yet.
X’s quiet update to its blocking feature means users you block can now still see your posts. While framed as a win for transparency, this shift could have real legal and safety implications—from harassment risks to potential violations of app store policies.
Token Purchase Agreements (TPAs) are essential contracts for token-based fundraising, clarifying terms like pricing, delivery, compliance, and risks for founders and investors.
Token Warrant Primer: A guide to understanding token warrants, empowering startups and investors to align on terms for future token issuance with clarity and fairness.
Trump’s pro-crypto policies, new SEC and AI-Crypto Czar appointments spark investor confidence, pushing Bitcoin beyond $100K and reshaping the market.
Crypto in estate planning introduces a unique blend of digital currency and security-like characteristics, demanding innovative adaptation in asset management. The emergence of cryptocurrencies as a distinct asset class is reshaping modern estate planning strategies.