A White House adviser warned that delays to a key crypto bill could raise market volatility and consumer risk, while economist Peter Schiff criticized a newly launched crypto-backed mortgage product.
David Sacks has left his White House crypto post but will continue advising on technology policy. His departure comes as Congress considers market-structure legislation central to the administration’s crypto agenda.
The White House has cleared a Labor Department proposal that could broaden access to crypto-linked investments within 401(k) retirement plans. The move marks a regulatory green light to begin formal rulemaking, though protections and details remain to be worked out.
Sen. Tim Scott said a stablecoin yield deal could be reached this week, while the White House may announce as soon as tomorrow that it has progressed on the key issue delaying the crypto market structure bill. If confirmed, the move could reduce regulatory uncertainty for issuers and DeFi.
The Senate-backed housing package includes a ban on a U.S. central bank digital currency and has secured White House support, marking a rare bipartisan consensus. Lawmakers say the move strengthens privacy and limits federal involvement in retail digital currency design.
White House officials and crypto industry leaders are reportedly closing in on a deal for stablecoin rules and market structure as talks heat up over yield restrictions. The outcome could bring long‑sought regulatory clarity ahead of a looming deadline for stablecoin yield limits.
Ripple has joined the White House's third meeting aimed at resolving disputes over stablecoin yield offerings, signaling industry engagement in shaping policy. The session could shape rules that affect XRP-linked products and wider crypto yield markets.
Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty is a confirmed participant in a high-stakes White House meeting today, marking direct engagement between Ripple and U.S. policymakers. The development could bear on regulatory debate around XRP and broader crypto oversight.
The White House has convened a meeting and set Feb. 10 for resumed talks between crypto firms and banks as a market-regulation bill approaches a pivotal moment. Officials hope the sessions will help both sides find common ground and accelerate legislative progress.
Ripple has been invited to a White House summit on digital asset policy, marking a rare seat at top-level U.S. policymaking. The appearance is being read as a sign of growing regulatory engagement for XRP and the crypto industry.