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🚨 Hot Off the Press! President Biden Backs SEC Chair in Crypto Kerfuffle 🚨 President Joe Biden is standing firm with SEC Chairman Gary Gensler after the House voted to nix a major SEC rule on crypto accounting. The House said “aye” to Joint Resolution 109 with a 228-182 vote, aiming to ditch the SEC’s Staff Accounting Bulletin (SAB) 121. But, if it pops up on his desk, Biden’s got his veto pen ready to go. ✍️ What’s the Buzz? SAB 121 Lowdown: Kicked off in April 2022, SAB 121 tells crypto keepers to show what they owe and own for the digital dough they’re holding, to keep things safe and sound. House Resistance: Led by Rep. Mike Flood and pals, the opposition says SAB 121 skipped the usual rule-making chit-chat, questioning its fair play. Team Biden’s Play: The Biden squad is worried that clipping the SEC’s wings might shake up the financial scene, especially in the crypto corner. What’s Next? Senate Face-Off: The resolution’s off to the Senate next, and it’s gonna be a tough climb without friends from both parties. Veto on the Horizon?: With Biden hinting at a veto, the resolution’s fate is up in the air, showing just how much tug-of-war there is over who gets to call the shots in crypto land. Why It Matters? This twist in the tale is a big deal for the crypto world. It’s all about finding the sweet spot between fresh ideas and playing by the rules. As the drama unfolds, everyone from crypto buffs to big-time investors and rule-makers is keeping an eye out. Stay tuned, folks! We’ll keep you posted on this hot topic as we see how it plays out for the future of crypto rules. 📈🔍 #CryptoRegulation #BidenSupportsGensler #SECCryptoAccounting #HouseResolution

🚨 Hot Off the Press! President Biden Backs SEC Chair in Crypto Kerfuffle 🚨

President Joe Biden is standing firm with SEC Chairman Gary Gensler after the House voted to nix a major SEC rule on crypto accounting. The House said “aye” to Joint Resolution 109 with a 228-182 vote, aiming to ditch the SEC’s Staff Accounting Bulletin (SAB) 121. But, if it pops up on his desk, Biden’s got his veto pen ready to go. ✍️

What’s the Buzz?

SAB 121 Lowdown: Kicked off in April 2022, SAB 121 tells crypto keepers to show what they owe and own for the digital dough they’re holding, to keep things safe and sound.

House Resistance: Led by Rep. Mike Flood and pals, the opposition says SAB 121 skipped the usual rule-making chit-chat, questioning its fair play.

Team Biden’s Play: The Biden squad is worried that clipping the SEC’s wings might shake up the financial scene, especially in the crypto corner.

What’s Next?

Senate Face-Off: The resolution’s off to the Senate next, and it’s gonna be a tough climb without friends from both parties.

Veto on the Horizon?: With Biden hinting at a veto, the resolution’s fate is up in the air, showing just how much tug-of-war there is over who gets to call the shots in crypto land.

Why It Matters?

This twist in the tale is a big deal for the crypto world. It’s all about finding the sweet spot between fresh ideas and playing by the rules. As the drama unfolds, everyone from crypto buffs to big-time investors and rule-makers is keeping an eye out.

Stay tuned, folks! We’ll keep you posted on this hot topic as we see how it plays out for the future of crypto rules. 📈🔍

#CryptoRegulation #BidenSupportsGensler #SECCryptoAccounting #HouseResolution

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Crypto News Weekly Recap 📰 7th May – 21st May ▫️ Number of new Bitcoin wallets drops to lowest level since 2018. ▫️ US Senate voted to repeal anti-crypto SEC Staff Accounting Bulletin 121, allowing banks to offer crypto custody. ▫️ SEC filings suggest ETH might be considered a security in ETF denials. ▫️ Morgan Stanley discloses over $270M worth of US spot bitcoin ETF holdings. ▫️ Wisconsin Investment Board reveals $163M in spot Bitcoin ETFs. ▫️ Sonne Finance faces a $20M exploit, pausing its markets on Optimism. ▫️ Alex Lab loses $4.3M in a hack, offering a 10% bounty for stolen funds. ▫️ Pump. fun identifies a $1.9M exploiter as a former employee. ▫️ BlockTower Capital’s main hedge fund compromised in an attack. ▫️ Two brothers arrested for attacking Ethereum, stealing $25M in cryptocurrency. ▫️ Tornado Cash developer Alex Pertsev sentenced to 64 months in prison for money laundering. ▫️ North Korea-linked group launders $147M in crypto using Tornado Cash. ▫️ Hong Kong launches personal e-CNY wallets for local users. ▫️ Kraken considers ending Tether support in the EU. ▫️ Vitalik Buterin drafts EIP-7706, proposing a new calldata gas type. ▫️ Buterin addresses threats to Ethereum’s decentralization in a blog post. ▫️ Ethereum Protocol Fellowship cohort 5 applications open. ▫️ EF Q1 grantees share $11M in funding. ▫️ MakerDAO founder says fully decentralized 'PureDai' will launch in a few years. ▫️ PancakeSwap offers to pay off interface fees for Uniswap users. ▫️ Lens Network to migrate to zkSync. ▫️ LayerZero Labs’ CEO says up to 100,000 addresses have self-reported as airdrop sybils. ▫️ Polymarket, a prediction market platform, closes a $45M funding round. ▫️ Animoca Brands leads a $7M round for gaming platform Param Labs. ▫️ Shogun, an intent-centric DeFi protocol, announces a $6.9M seed funding round. ▫️ Zeta Markets, a Solana DEX, secures $5M in a token round. ▫️ Zest raises $3.5M in funding, led by Tim Draper.
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