@deltadixie@GPolitics007@netanyahu Don't speak if you don't know... It's better for you.. Israel never funded Hamas, we founded the Palestinians that live there, but, because that Hamas is in charge there ( they were elected by the people), they use all our founds for terror.
This week, the Senate Banking Committee proved Washington can still work together.
Passing the bipartisan Clarity Act was historic and personal to me. My mother raised my brother and me with faith, grit, and determination, teaching us that the American Dream should be within reach for every family.
Proud of @BankingGOP for taking a step forward to make America the crypto capital of the world!
Today, Chairman @SenatorTimScott led Banking Committee Republicans and Democrats in a historic bipartisan markup to advance to Clarity Act, legislation that will establish clear rules of the road for digital assets.
🚨JUST IN: The Clarity Act ADVANCES out of the Senate Banking Committee in a 15-9 bipartisan vote, with two Democrats voting in favor: @SenRubenGallego and @Sen_Alsobrooks.
Next stop: the full Senate.
🚨NEW: Negotiations between a small group of bipartisan senators aimed at getting Democrats to a better place on at least two outstanding Clarity Act issues wrapped for the night without a deal, I’m told. In a statement, one of the lead GOP negotiators, @SenLummis, said:
“Ultimately, we have agreement on 99% of the bill. I hope my colleagues across the aisle will work with me to get the remaining 1% resolved after we pass this bill out of committee. Otherwise, when or if another FTX happens, we will have no one to blame but ourselves.”
Democrats like @SenAdamSchiff and @SenRubenGallego had been pushing to reach a compromise on ethics/conflicts of interest involving the First Family ahead of tomorrow’s markup as a condition of their support for the bill, while other Democrats voiced eleventh-hour concerns about provisions tied to the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), which would prevent non-custodial software developers from being prosecuted under money transmitter laws.
It’s my understanding that meaningful progress was made on ethics, but last minute disagreements over BRCA changes ultimately prevented a deal from coming together.
Of course, it’s still unclear how the five pro-crypto Democrats on the Banking Committee will ultimately vote tomorrow, but as of now, the expectation is that the markup will be partisan.
The Senate Banking Committee is putting in the work as it moves the Clarity Act forward… incredible leadership!
Millions of Americans are already in this market. Ripple stands behind this bill because they deserve the same rules and protections as every other asset class. If the largest economy in the world is going to lead on crypto - and it must - this is the moment. Let's get it done!
🚨🗞️NEW: Take Two — The Clarity Act Heads to Markup in Senate Banking
Ahead of Thursday’s pivotal vote, last minute preparations (and objections) are being made, though a big question remains: Will Democrats support it?
https://t.co/9x8kvlM2Ze
🚨 שבוע ענק לקריפטו
ועדת הבנקאות של הסנאט קבעה Markup ל-CLARITY Act ל-14.5 ב-10:30 ☑️
הרגולציה הכי משמעותית בקריפטו - מי מפקח על מה (SEC vs CFTC)
🏦 הבנקים נגד | 💼 Coinbase לוחצים | ⚖️ דדליין - אוגוסט
BTC: $80.9K | ETH: $2.3K | XRP: $1.42
#Bitcoin#XRP#CLARITYAct
🚨🗞️NEW: Stablecoin Yield Fight Splits Banks As Clarity Act Heads Toward Markup
As lawmakers move on from stablecoin yield, some banks remain dug in; @bgarlinghouse talks $XRP’s future and the Clarity Act time crunch; plus, the top news shaping the week.
https://t.co/afRadzy6vM
🚨NEW: Joint statement from @SenThomTillis and @Sen_Alsobrooks on the stablecoin yield compromise amid pushback from banking trades, signaling the deal is likely final.
"…we respectfully agree to disagree."
@EleanorTerrett@SenatorTimScott@BankingGOP This is insane !!!! The banks are losing it... and in the end they will lose it all if they keep being against us every time.
.@SenLummis: “Do you believe that digital assets should be incorporated into our financial industry so Americans have new investment opportunities and consumer protections?”
Warsh: “Senator, digital assets are already part of the fabric of our financial services industry in the United States. Yes.”