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Image by Gage SkidmoreThe U.S. House Financial Services Committee is currently a battleground for discussions concerning the possible launch of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) by the Federal Reserve. Today, Maxine Waters, a Democratic representative from California, sharply criticized a bill reintroduced by Republican Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota. The bill is looking to prevent the Federal Reserve from creating a CBDC.The Ongoing Debate on Crypto Adoption in the U.S. GovernmentLast week, Republican Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota rolled out the "CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act," also known as HR 5403. According to a statement from Emmer, this bill, which is supported by 50 Republican co-sponsors, would prevent the Federal Reserve from directly issuing a CBDC to individuals. Additionally, it would stop the Fed from indirectly making a CBDC available through a third party.Waters, who has served as a former chair of the Committee, voiced concerns that the bill's partisan nature could hamper technological advancements in finance and put the U.S. at a disadvantage globally."Unfortunately, Republicans are marking up one bill that is not bipartisan. It will keep the United States behind other countries, including China, as they race forward to develop a global standard for central bank digital currencies," she warned. "At this point, nobody fully understands the potential benefits and challenges of CBDCs, or how their implementation could affect the preeminence of the U.S dollar and global finance more broadly. That is why the Biden Administration and the Federal Reserve are researching this."Crypto Regulation and Its Possible Impact on U.S. Global StandingWaters further argued that the bill put forth by the Republicans could slow down ongoing research efforts, which in turn could affect the country's ability to keep up with financial technological changes. "The Republican bill before us today would stifle that research and prevent us from moving forward even if it means that the dollar loses its status as the world’s reserve currency," she said. "And even if it means that U.S. citizens lose out on faster, cheaper, and simpler payments."This presents a concern for the U.S., as it may lose the opportunity to set global standards in what could be a major financial development.Maxine Waters and the Committee's Work on US Crypto and Other Financial MattersBefore concluding her remarks, Waters expressed disappointment in what she saw as a lack of willingness to innovate on the part of Republicans. "I am disappointed that Republicans have taken such a deeply anti-innovation stance," she commented.Despite disagreements, Waters acknowledged that the Committee's recent meeting was largely productive. She highlighted the Committee's progress in reaching a consensus on various matters, including U.S. banks reducing risks in their dealings with the Caribbean and other regions, compliance with sanctions concerning Russia and Belarus, and the imposition of sanctions on foreign companies that facilitate spyware targeting U.S. national security personnel.Other Legislative Efforts and Positions on CBDC in the U.S.Another bill up for discussion on today targets a more bipartisan approach. Known as the "Power to Mint Act," H.R. 3402 is sponsored by Democratic Rep. Jake Auchincloss of Massachusetts and Republican Rep. French Hill of Arkansas. The bill would mandate that the Federal Reserve seek approval from Congress before moving ahead with the issuance of a CBDC.It's not just in Congress where opinions on CBDCs are strong. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who is also a presidential candidate, signed a bill in May that prohibits the use of a federal CBDC in Florida. Another presidential hopeful, Vivek Ramaswamy, has likewise expressed firm views against CBDCs.While discussions are ongoing, the potential introduction of a CBDC by the Federal Reserve evidently has both supporters and detractors within the U.S. House Financial Services Committee. The implications for the U.S. in terms of global financial technology advancements and crypto regulation remain important topics that lawmakers will have to continue to grapple with.Hong Kong Steps Up Crypto Regulation with Warnings to Imitation Banks – Here's What You Need to Know The company’s stock price was $45.39 at 1 pm ET Thursday — down about 30% year to date. Berenberg’s price target for Block shares is $75. How To Become Rich With Cryptocurrencies: Crypto Investing, ...Per Amberdata's Greg Magadini, ether is at a disadvantage in the higher interest rate environment compared to bitcoin. カモフラージュ柄「BAPE®︎ CAMO」のカスタムシェルとLCDディスプレイを搭載。さらにコラボTシャツとフーディも同時発売します。

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As DeFi continues to grow and mature, regulators will develop new frameworks to govern this industry while developers will create new, responsible privacy-preserving technologies. That’s why Web3 builders should recognize that today’s privacy shortcomings are a puzzle to be solved, not an indictment on the industry. And if an industry outsider cannot imagine a Web3 protocol that addresses regulators’ privacy concerns while satisfying users’ privacy needs, that’s only because that solution hasn’t been built by an industry insider — yet. — Star Atlas (@staratlas) October 9, 2023 Crypto exchange Coinbase launches overseas crypto derivatives platformSome regulated entities are able to authorize promotions on behalf of other crypto companies. For instance, Archax is supporting crypto exchanges Coinbase and OKX on their communications to people based in the UK. The bank also gave a significant margin loan to B. Riley Financial’s Brandon Riley, who put up 60% of his shares in B. Riley Financial as collateral.

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