Singapore allows private investors to sell cryptocurrency without paying capital gains tax. This rule applies when assets are held as personal investments. It reflects a long-standing policy supported by the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore.
The chances of the CLARITY Act passing this year have fallen to 60%, according to Galaxy Digital. The previous estimate was higher, but Washington now has too little time left before the August recess.
The push to pass the CLARITY Act is gaining momentum as lawmakers seek to introduce federal rules for digital asset markets. The proposal has received support from congressional leaders, industry organisations, consumer advocacy groups, national security veterans, and President Donald Trump.
The House Ways and Means Committee on Friday published draft legislation that would change how taxpayers report gains and losses from digital asset transactions, while also delaying taxation on newly created tokens, Bloomberg News reports.
US Representatives Nick Begich and Jared Golden have introduced the American Reserve Modernization Act (ARMA) of 2026 — a bipartisan initiative that, if approved, would establish a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to be maintained for at least 20 years
The mechanism would allow companies to experiment with tokenized stocks without immediately violating US securities laws. According to Bloomberg’s sources, the SEC is considering allowing the trading of tokens created by third parties without approval from the stock issuers themselves.
According to available reports, the US Senate is expected to hold a vote within the next 30 days on the CLARITY Act, which includes comprehensive regulations for the cryptocurrency market. It is expected that all senators will vote in favor of the bill.
Joint trade groups representing the U.S. banking sector stated that stablecoin regulation under the CLARITY Act should be further tightened. In a joint statement, industry representatives specifically called for stricter limitations on interest-like rewards offered to stablecoin holders.
The Clarity Act, a bill containing comprehensive regulations for the U.S. cryptocurrency market, has once again become the center of attention ahead of tomorrow’s crucial vote in the Senate Banking Committee.
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is preparing to review a cryptocurrency market regulation bill. More than 100 amendments have been proposed, covering stablecoins, liability of software developers, sanctions compliance, and ethical restrictions for government officials.
The full bill spans 309 pages. Committee representatives stated that the updated version is the result of lengthy negotiations between Republicans, Democrats, banking lobbyists, and cryptocurrency industry representatives.
U.S. senators are preparing to review the long-awaited regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency sector next week. The move could help end the legislative deadlock between digital asset companies and traditional banks.
A group of financial and insurance organizations, including the American Bankers Association, has opposed the current version of the CLARITY Act. The bill was previously introduced by Senators Thom Tillis and Angela Alsobrooks.
Coinbase Global Inc (NASDAQ:COIN) announced on Friday that a breakthrough agreement has been reached on stablecoin yield provisions, potentially resolving a months-long legislative deadlock in the U.S. Senate.
China, known for its strict bans on Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies, continues to take tough measures. China, once again in the spotlight due to a new ban, will this time prohibit online marketing of cryptocurrencies.
The crypto market in the United States continues to face uncertainty, as one of the key bills on digital asset market structure is once again delayed. Senator Thom Tillis, who is involved in drafting the initiative within the Senate Banking Committee, said that no hearings on amendments or voting should be expected in April.
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