Scoop: Progressives scorch Gillibrand over crypto
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand faces intense criticism from progressives as a bipartisan crypto clarity bill nears a critical Senate vote.
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Progressives criticized Gillibrand regarding cryptocurrency as a bipartisan push for clarity faced obstacles. A potential deal on an ethics provision, which would ban federal officials and presidents, could unlock a Senate vote on the Clarity Act.
Epilogue added 42d ago, after coverage quieted.
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What happened
Progressive lawmakers are reacting strongly to Senator Gillibrand's position on cryptocurrency legislation. At the same time, a bipartisan push for crypto clarity is navigating a final series of obstacles in the Senate.
Coverage from Axios, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, and Forbes emphasizes the role of an ethics provision in unlocking a potential vote on the Clarity Act. Specifically, CNBC reports that the proposed bill would ban federal officials, including presidents, from holding certain assets.
Attention now turns to whether the ethics deal can successfully clear the remaining hurdles to secure a Senate vote on the Clarity Act.
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The reporting (4)
- Crypto’s Bipartisan Clarity Push Faces A Final Obstacle Course Forbes · 45d ago
- Senate crypto bill would ban federal officials — including presidents CNBC · 45d ago
- Ethics Provision Deal Could Unlock Senate Vote on the Clarity Act Yahoo Finance · 45d ago
- Scoop: Progressives scorch Gillibrand over crypto Axios · 45d ago
Questions people are asking
What is the status of the Clarity Act?
The act is facing a final obstacle course in the Senate, though an ethics provision deal could potentially unlock a vote.
Who is facing criticism from progressives?
According to Axios, progressives are scorching Senator Gillibrand over crypto.
What would the Senate crypto bill prohibit?
CNBC reports the bill would ban federal officials, including presidents, from certain activities or holdings.
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