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Senate Judiciary challenges DeFi exemptions in U.S. crypto bill as Coinbase exits over CLARITY Act issues
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, led by Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin, has urged Senate Banking leaders to reject DeFi developer exemptions in the broader crypto market structure bill that includes the CLARITY Act and BRCA. Lawmakers warned the changes could weaken key criminal code tools used by the Department of Justice, while the bill also faces setbacks after Coinbase withdrew support over issues such as a ban on stablecoin rewards.
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Il y a 18 h
Newrez to count Bitcoin, Ether and stablecoins as mortgage assets starting February
U.S. mortgage lender Newrez will begin treating select crypto holdings as qualifying assets in its underwriting, with the change slated for February. Eligible assets include Bitcoin, Ether, spot ETFs tied to those coins, and U.S. dollar‑pegged stablecoins held with U.S‑regulated platforms. Valuations may be adjusted for volatility, and payments remain in USD.
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White House May Pull Support for Crypto Market Structure Bill After Coinbase Walkout
Journalist Eleanor Terrett reported on January 17, 2026, that the Trump administration is weighing whether to withdraw backing for the crypto market structure bill if Coinbase does not return to negotiations over stablecoin yield terms. Coinbase and CEO Brian Armstrong have criticized bank-driven changes they say restrict stablecoin rewards and tokenized equities, while critics like Citron Research allege the exchange is undermining the bill to fend off competition. The dispute has coincided with the Senate Banking Committee postponing its planned markup of the bill on January 15 without setting a new date.
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JPMorgan Chase Reports Third-Party Hack Exposing Bank Account and ID Data of 659 Clients in 2025 Breach
On October 23, 2025, a shared network drive at law firm Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP used by JPMorgan Chase was accessed by an unauthorized party, exposing data tied to 659 bank customers. The compromised files contained names along with account numbers, Social Security numbers, passport or other government ID details, and contact information, and Chase is now notifying affected clients, urging them to watch for identity theft and offering two years of complimentary credit monitoring.
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