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Crypto regulation is moving fast, in the U.S. and worldwide. Here's what's changing — starting with the bill everyone's watching.
Top Story · U.S. Congress
The CLARITY Act: Where It Stands
Passed the House 216–78 (July 2025) → Cleared the Senate Banking Committee 15–9 (May 14, 2026) → On the Senate calendar since June 1, 2026 → Still needs 60 votes to clear the Senate floor. Not yet law.
The latest bill text was set July 22, 2026, and the day before, the White House agreed to a Democratic ethics provision — a signal of momentum that helped spark a roughly $63 billion rally across crypto markets, pushing total market cap to about $2.32 trillion. The bill would split oversight of digital assets between the SEC and CFTC, giving the industry the clear rulebook it's been asking for. Republicans hold 53 Senate seats, seven short of the 60 needed, so bipartisan support is still the deciding factor.
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YouTube Roundup
Russia
State-Supervised Crypto Framework
A new state-supervised crypto framework takes effect September 1, 2026. Crypto payments stay banned, and individual investors are capped at 300,000 rubles per year.
Wheatstones Weekly Briefing
SEC
Peirce Flags Vaults & Lending
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce warned on July 22, 2026, that crypto vault and lending products may still trigger securities law, even as broader legislation moves forward.
Wheatstones Weekly Briefing
Stablecoins
Marqeta + Zerohash Card Partnership
Marqeta and Zerohash announced a stablecoin-to-card partnership on July 22, 2026. Zerohash's transaction volume grew 690% year over year in 2025.
Wheatstones Weekly Briefing
Markets
S&P Pantera Digital Asset Index
S&P Global and Pantera Capital launched the S&P Pantera Digital Asset Index, tracking 18 tokens and notably excluding Bitcoin.
Wheatstones Weekly Briefing
Global
The World Is Moving Faster Than D.C.
At a July 2026 House Financial Services Committee hearing, witnesses pointed to the EU, Hong Kong, Singapore, the UAE, and the UK as having clearer crypto rules than the United States right now.
Wheatstones Weekly Briefing
U.S. States
States Are Building While Washington Waits
Over 40 states have pending 2026 crypto bills. New Hampshire signed the first state Bitcoin reserve law (up to 5% of public funds) in May 2025; Texas has bought about $5M in Bitcoin through BlackRock's IBIT ETF; Indiana, Maine, South Dakota, and Wyoming have all enacted new crypto-related laws.
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This page is for education and information only, not financial advice. Exchange links are personal referral links, and the policy digest reflects research current as of late July 2026 — laws and bill status can change quickly, so always verify with the primary sources linked above. Charts and the news feed are live, third-party widgets from TradingView.
