A bipartisan bill regulating and promoting "stablecoin" cryptocurrencies passed in the Senate Tuesday in a 68-30 vote, giving a boost to the legitimacy of digital currencies.

In a significant feat for the cryptocurrency industry, the U.S. Senate passed the GENIUS Act on June 17 with a vote of 68-30, marking the first major digital asset regulation to pass the upper chamber ...

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US Senate passes the GENIUS Act to regulate stablecoins, fuel $3.7T growth, support Treasury demand, and expand access to ...

The GENIUS Act passes Senate, setting a bipartisan regulatory foundation for US stablecoins and impacting major tech firms. Learn more here.