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  1. Fairshake backs 32 House incumbents as crypto bill stalls

    Fairshake named 32 House incumbents for midterm support, including six slated for $1 million each, as the Senate stall leaves US crypto market rules unresolved.

  2. Fairshake backs 32 House candidates as CLARITY Act stalls

    Fairshake will back 32 House candidates who supported the stalled CLARITY Act, including six getting $1 million each, as crypto policy shifts toward the midterms.

  3. Consensys and ClearToken target 24/7 securities settlement

    Consensys and ClearToken plan 24/7 delivery-versus-payment settlement for tokenised securities, but the route still depends on Bank of England clearing approval.

  4. ESMA sets January deadline for non-MiCA stablecoin exposures

    ESMA says MiCA-authorised crypto firms must stop serving non-compliant stablecoins, while regulators get three months to clear existing customer exposures.

  5. Fairshake targets 32 House races with crypto campaign spending

    Fairshake named 32 House candidates for midterm support, including six set for $1 million each, as Senate failure leaves crypto market rules unsettled.

  6. Ethereum’s Glamsterdam Upgrade Goes Live on Sepolia

    Glamsterdam is live on Sepolia, giving developers a public place to test new block-building, access-list and gas rules before a mainnet date is set.

  7. Fairshake backs 32 House candidates after CLARITY Act stalls

    Fairshake will back 32 House candidates, including six with $1 million each, as the Senate’s stalled CLARITY Act leaves crypto rules unresolved before November.

  8. How to Choose an Aibai Bridge Route and Fix Delays

    Compare an aibai bridge route by what arrives, total fees and settlement steps, then trace a delay from the source transaction before trying recovery.

  9. FinCEN drops proposed $10,000 rule for crypto wallet transfers

    FinCEN withdrew its unhosted-wallet proposal, ending a plan to make banks report crypto transfers above $10,000 and check related identities.

  10. Blast bridge users face an October exit deadline

    Blast is winding down and asks users to move assets to Ethereum by October 26; a temporary pause and contract-based withdrawals shape the exit.

  11. FinCEN withdraws proposed crypto wallet and mixing rules

    FinCEN withdrew two proposed crypto rules on unhosted-wallet transfers and mixing, shelving new recordkeeping, identity checks and reporting duties for covered firms.

  12. OKXICE proposes 24/7 venue for tokenized US stocks

    OKXICE has told the SEC it plans a permissioned, 24/7 tokenized-stock venue on XLayer, with 63 shares proposed and issuer opt-outs still possible.