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16 Sept 2026, 12:30
Ripple CEO Blames Democrats' 'Politics' for CLARITY Act Failure

Ripple CEO blames Democrats after Clarity Act stalls, but expects SEC and CFTC rulemaking to advance U.S. crypto regulation; XRP drops 7.5% but ETFs show resilience.<p><a href="https://www.benzinga.com/crypto/cryptocurrency/26/09/61812746/ripple-ceo-blames-democrats-politics-for-clarity-act-failure" target="_blank">read more</a></p>
16 Sept 2026, 12:21
U.S. Committees Tackle Crucial Cryptocurrency Legislative Drafts

In a significant move for cryptocurrency regulation, U.S. House committees are examining two draft bills that could reshape how Bitcoin reserves and crypto assets are managed.
16 Sept 2026, 12:14
Clarity Law Didn’t Pass, Bitcoin and Altcoins Fell Sharply! Analysts Said “Don’t Worry About It!”, Explained What’s Needed for a Recovery!

Experts say that interest rates have a greater impact than regulations in determining the medium-to-long-term direction of Bitcoin and altcoins.
16 Sept 2026, 11:23
Peter Schiff Calls Bitcoin Worthless as CLARITY Act Defeat Divides Crypto Leaders

Summary Peter Schiff called Bitcoin worthless while using the CLARITY Act’s Senate defeat to reinforce his longstanding criticism of cryptocurrency value. The Senate vote fell short of cloture, leaving cryptocurrency companies without the regulatory framework pursued through lengthy negotiations in Congress. Industry leaders considered regulatory action through federal agencies, while critics welcomed the legislation’s failure […]
16 Sept 2026, 10:48
Bitcoin ETFs shed $450 million as Clarity Act fails

U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs shed $450 million, the most since June, as the Senate's failure to advance the Clarity Act sent regulatory-sensitive tokens sharply lower.
16 Sept 2026, 10:33
Deutsche Bank awaits regulatory nod to launch institutional crypto custody solutions

Germany’s largest bank is awaiting regulatory approval to launch institutional custody solutions for Bitcoin, Ether and select stablecoins before expanding into tokenized assets.







































