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Cryptocurrency Regulation
22 statements about Cryptocurrency Regulation from 17 members since Jan 3, 2025.
Statements about Cryptocurrency Regulation, last 12 weeks
DemRep● = 1 statement
Statements per week mentioning Cryptocurrency Regulation, all members, split by party. Democrats stacked first, Republicans after, four to a row. Hover a dot for the member and headline; click a dot to search for that headline. Click a week to set the dates below. Aug 17, 2026 – Nov 7, 2026.
Most active on Cryptocurrency Regulation · Aug 17 – Nov 7
- 1DRichard BlumenthalCT2
- 2RCynthia M. LummisWY2
- 3DRuben GallegoAZ1
- 4RJohn ThuneSD1
- 5DElizabeth WarrenMA1
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3 statements
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Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (Executive Calendar)
Mr. President, I come to the Senate floor today to oppose my Republican colleagues' efforts to jam through the Clarity Act. I believe we can get crypto legislation that both Republicans and Democrats can agree on but not this bill. This bill poses a massive risk to families, to our economy, and to…
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Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (Executive Calendar)
Mr. President, in a few minutes, the Senate will vote on one of the most important, consequential, bipartisan financial services bill in a generation--the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. Before we do, my colleagues need to understand exactly what is at stake. I have spent every single day of the…
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EXECUTIVE CALENDAR (Executive Session)
Mr. President, last year, Congress passed the GENIUS Act, which is the first bill regulating digital assets ever to become law. And the GENIUS Act was a landmark bill for more reasons than just being the first. It applied a light-touch approach to digital asset regulation that provides clear rules…
Sources: members’ press releases from their official websites (since the 119th Congress began (Jan 3, 2025)) and the Congressional Record (since Aug 2026). Statements are tagged to Cryptocurrency Regulation by AI reading of the full text. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word.