Anthropic filed its S-1 form with the US regulator on October 26, in preparation for a Nasdaq listing under the symbol ANT. However, neither the number of shares nor their price has been set yet. On derivatives platforms, traders are already anticipating a valuation close to $1.9 trillion.
The CFTC launched, on October 5, a consultation on a federal framework for retail crypto transactions with leverage or margin. Meanwhile, the SEC is progressing on the custody of digital assets and tokenization. Washington thus seeks to attract innovation and capital, even if Congress retains the final say on part of this architecture.
On October 2, the SEC approved an amendment to the Cboe BZX listing rules for six Volatility Shares products, including a 3x leveraged Bitcoin ETP and a 3x leveraged Ether ETP. These funds aim to triple the daily performance of their reference asset, before fees. However, their launch still depends on a final regulatory step.
On October 1, 2026, the SEC proposed conditional self-custody and the use of state trust companies for the crypto custody of advisers and funds. Cointribune compares this to the 2025 SEC services letter, which already provided a path, without legal force.
The SEC brings new clarifications to the crypto market. In an FAQ published on September 25, its staff details the treatment of tokens, liquid staking, buyback programs and promises made by issuers. A crypto asset that is not itself a security can still be sold under an investment contract. It all depends in particular on what the issuer promises to buyers.
Privacy coins are experiencing a spectacular comeback in the crypto market. In five months, Zcash and Monero have added 24.54 billion dollars in valuation amidst institutional interest and regulatory debates.
The CLARITY Act stalls, pushing Saylor to bet on mass adoption of crypto products as U.S. regulators keep moving.
Bitcoin has just marked a new reversal. A few days after a drop below 75000 dollars, the leading crypto rebounded to 81636 dollars, its highest level since September 4. Indeed, this recovery comes after a week marked by the failure of the CLARITY Act, Federal Reserve decisions, and new regulatory signals from Washington. Behind this increase, another phenomenon grabbed attention: the return of spot demand was accompanied by a massive liquidation of short positions.
The SEC paves the way for the tokenization of US stocks for five years. Between guaranteed rights, issuers' veto, and exclusion of synthetic tokens, decoding a major regulatory turning point.
The CLARITY Act fails in the Senate 49-50, far from the 60 votes required. Despite 126 concessions, US crypto regulation remains blocked, between possible revival and total reset in 2027.
The US Senate is set to vote this Tuesday, September 15 at 2:15 PM Washington time, or 8:15 PM in Paris, on the progress of the CLARITY Act, presented as a major text aimed at establishing a comprehensive framework for crypto markets in the United States. This procedural vote requires 60 votes to allow the bill to continue its legislative journey. Republicans, who hold 53 seats in the Senate, will therefore need to gain support from several Democrats or independents. A failure would strongly compromise the adoption of the bill before the end of 2026.
A crypto vote is imminent in the Senate, but the CLARITY Act falls to a 13% chance. Is the market already anticipating failure? Analysis.
The SEC has just sent a reform project on the custody of crypto assets by investment advisers to the White House. The stated goal is to end the legal uncertainty that has paralyzed the industry for years.
September 15 is approaching for American crypto. The Senate must decide whether to advance the CLARITY Act, a text awaited for months by the industry. It will require 60 votes. Brian Armstrong believes the threshold remains achievable. And if Congress blocks it again, the SEC and CFTC are already preparing the next steps.
Donald Trump mentions a legal entry of Hyperliquid into the United States. The HYPE crypto jumps 19%. All the details in this article!
The crypto market could lose its main political catalyst in the United States. A few days before the Senate's parliamentary recess, the adoption of the CLARITY Act is slipping away, reigniting fears of a regulatory vacuum. For Bernstein analysts, this deadlock risks triggering an immediate correction in bitcoin and altcoins. Behind this short-term threat, however, lies a more nuanced scenario, where a legislative setback today could still reshuffle the cards for the crypto industry in the coming months.
American crypto regulation has just taken a new step. On July 28, Paul Atkins, chairman of the SEC, publicly supported the CLARITY Act, a bill intended to finally define the rules of the crypto market in the United States. This stance strengthens the chances of adopting a highly anticipated text by investors, platforms, and issuers. Now in the hands of the Senate, the bill could offer the country its first comprehensive supervisory framework for these assets.
The SEC launched on July 1, 2026 a 60-day public consultation on its regulatory framework applicable to new ETFs, notably those exposed to crypto. The US ETF market jumped from 4,000 to 12,000 billion dollars between 2019 and 2025, largely driven by the automatic activation procedure that the SEC is now seeking to rethink.
The former SEC chief, Gary Gensler, takes a stand! According to him, predictive markets must not escape state laws. A conflict with major financial stakes that could redefine the rules of the game in the United States.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos is set to revolutionize cybersecurity with 150 organizations ready to test AI through Project Glasswing and a confidential IPO in sight! A major advance for digital security.
Washington brings out the regulatory hammer, but this time the SEC promises to spare the crypto ecosystem. Behind the institutional smiles, traders, lobbyists, and financiers are already quietly reshaping their small American digital empires.
The week of June 1 marks a concrete shift in the regulation of stablecoins in the United States. Public consultation periods on the GENIUS Act are coming to an end. Meanwhile, the Senate reopens its work to unify the crypto legislative framework before summer. US employment figures could reshuffle the cards in the markets.
In Texas, a miracle returns cowboy reportedly sold AI bots more hollow than a deserted saloon. The SEC is now counting the millions, fake promises, and fleeced investors.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was supposed to reach a historic milestone this week. Instead, it chose to slow down. This unexpected delay raises a central question: is the tokenization of traditional assets really ready to enter US law?
Earthquake alert on the crypto market! Grayscale has just filed the very first application for a spot Zcash (ZEC) ETF in the United States. Towards an explosion of privacy coins?
The SEC has abruptly stopped the launch of 24 ETFs related to prediction markets. These revolutionary funds were expected this week. What is really happening?
Caitlyn Jenner escapes a class action lawsuit. A California federal judge ruled that her JENNER memecoin was not a financial security, thus closing the door to any lawsuit on this basis. A decision that raises much broader questions about the legal framework for celebrity cryptos.
Goldman Sachs accelerates on bitcoin. The American bank has filed an application to launch an ETF designed not to track the price of BTC, but to generate income from it. This product marks an evolution in the approach of financial institutions, which are now looking to exploit the volatility of the asset rather than its sole performance.
Crypto news - Senator Lummis warns: the CLARITY Act must be voted now or wait until 2030. Full analysis in this article!
With Musk, the stock market offers an orbital firework: rockets, satellites, billions and this question already scratching Wall Street, industrial genius or giant magic trick?