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14 Sept 2026, 16:28
AI legal regulation debate heats up as FTC rules out any exemption

An MIT chemistry building underwent a prolonged shutdown last August after a graduate student reported making dimethylmercury, a compound so toxic it can seep through ordinary latex gloves. The scare turned out to be less dire than feared — blood tests came back clean, and doubts emerged about whether the substance was ever actually produced. […]
14 Sept 2026, 15:41
Strategy Buys Back $139 Million of STRC, Bitcoin Stack Frozen for Second Week

The Bitcoin treasury firm slowed its preferred-stock buyback from last week's $176 million pace and left its 845,050 BTC untouched, per a Monday SEC filing.
14 Sept 2026, 10:17
A Critical Week Begins for Bitcoin and Altcoins! Final Draft of the Clarity Act Released, Voting Tomorrow: “Even Trump Approved It!”

Republicans have released a new version of the CLARTY Act, the Bitcoin and altcoin legislation that will be put to a procedural vote, incorporating requests from Democrats.
14 Sept 2026, 09:38
SEC and CFTC clarify BTC and XRP as commodities, but spot market oversight remains unresolved

🟠 Bitcoin and XRP are officially classified as digital commodities, not securities.
14 Sept 2026, 08:00
CLARITY Act Gets Big Update as Pro-Ripple Lawyer Points to a Potential XRP Win

The CLARITY Act has received another major update just days before a critical Senate vote, and one provision in the latest draft could be particularly important for XRP. According to journalist Eleanor Terrett, Senate Republicans have released revised legislation containing changes covering political ethics, stablecoin yield, the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), and rules affecting
13 Sept 2026, 20:00
Bitcoin and Crypto Face Their Most Important Week of 2026!

Bitcoin and crypto are heading into one of the most event-packed weeks of 2026, with several developments capable of producing major volatility across crypto and global markets. The calendar begins with a crucial Senate vote on U.S. crypto legislation Tuesday, followed by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday, the Bank of England on Thursday and the




































