President Joe Biden Will Veto Legislation Allowing Financial Firms

House Financial Services Committee Advances Bill to - Bitcoin

US House Advances Bill To Allow Financial Firms To Hold Bitcoin

The SAB

The SAB 121 makes it prohibitive for highly regulated financial firms to custody Bitcoin and crypto. “Given the overwhelming bipartisan votes, we urge you to sign H.J.

Bitcoin: US House Committee Passes Bitcoin Self-Custody Bill

The bill would remove roadblocks that prevent highly regulated financial institutions from acting as custodians for digital assets like Bitcoin. The US House vote

The US House voted to

The US House voted to overturn a bill that prevents financial firms from acting as custodians for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with a new bill. The proposed

The controversial US crypto bill aims to create a regulatory framework that would authorize major financial institutions to include Bitcoin in their portfolios. Proponents

US Crypto Bill Allowing Financial Firms to Hold Bitcoin is Vetoed

The bill includes a provision

The House passed legislation Wednesday laying out a new framework for when cryptocurrencies should be regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission

House passes bill to create new cryptocurrency framework despite

The bill includes a provision that would codify Republicans' and the banking industry's complaints with a Securities and Exchange Commission measure that banks say

The House Financial Services Committee

In a groundbreaking development, the U.S. House Financial Services Committee has just passed the “Keep Your Coins Act of 2025,” a landmark bill advocating for

The House Financial Services Committee passed a resolution to disavow SEC SAB 121, a bulletin leaving banks out of the crypto custody market.

Crypto bill passes House with wide bipartisan support in historic

The Executive Office of US

Lawmakers push Biden to approve SAB 121 overturn to allow

The Executive Office of US President Joe Biden has announced its stance on proposed legislation, H.J. Res. 109, that would allow highly regulated financial firms to act