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Coinbase CEO says key crypto vote can be rescheduled after 11th hour cancellation
Senators are vowing to go forward on a major crypto bill that would give the industry the rule of the road after a planned committee vote was derailed at the 11th hour. But the biggest sticking points have been issues for months as Democrats, Republican, the crypto industry and banks have tried to find common ground. The likelihood that the latest version of the bill, which was released late Monday, would be able to get the approval of the Banking Committee was already tenuous when Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong tweeted on Wednesday afternoon that Coinbase would not be able to support the bill, listing several concerns ... (full story)
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