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U.S. Senate has confirmed Michael Selig as the 15th CFTC chairman.
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Momentum is building in Washington around a long-anticipated overhaul of U.S. crypto regulation as the Senate prepares for a formal review of the landmark legislation. David Sacks, the White House adviser overseeing artificial intelligence and digital asset policy, confirmed that Senate committees will begin marking up the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in January 2026. He shared the update on the social media platform X following discussions with key Senate leaders. According to Sacks, Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott and Senate Agriculture Committee Chair John Boozman agreed on the timeline during a joint call. He added that the confirmation moves lawmakers closer to passing a comprehensive crypto framework that has received public backing from President Donald Trump. #CryptonewswithJack
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"Price Slips, But XRP Adoption Rises — Check the Current Wallet Total"
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"Bitcoin Slips Under $85,000 — $561M in Crypto Positions Liquidated"
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#Ripple CEO: Nobody Can Manipulate #XRP Prices. XRP community figures have highlighted statements by Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse suggesting that no one can manipulate XRP’s price. This comes as XRP faced fresh selling pressure over the past day, briefly dropping to $1.77, its lowest level this month. While the price has since recovered to around $1.86, it remains down 8% over the past week and 13% over the past month. Against this backdrop, comments from Ripple’s leadership have resurfaced, countering long-standing claims that XRP’s price can be easily controlled. Amid the sell-off, Brad Kimes, creator of Digital Perspectives and founder of XRPLasVegas, weighed in on social media. He stated that while markets may be down, Ripple’s long-term strategy remains intact, highlighting that preallocated option contracts have been a core part of Ripple’s business model for years. Kimes also reshared a past CNN interview with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, in which he noted: “Nobody is in a position to manipulate XRP prices.” In the interview, Garlinghouse directly addressed the idea that Ripple or the XRP community could influence the token’s price. He explained that XRP shows a high correlation with the overall crypto market, similar to other major digital assets. According to him, Ripple has no more control over XRP’s price than Bitcoin whales have over BTC. While smaller, low-liquidity tokens may be vulnerable to manipulation, Garlinghouse stressed that XRP trades in billions of dollars in daily volume, making such control unrealistic. From his perspective, XRP’s scale and liquidity place it beyond the reach of any single entity attempting to dictate price movements. Garlinghouse also addressed questions around how Ripple works with financial institutions. Using MoneyGram as an example, he clarified that institutions buy XRP at market prices, not through special discounted deals. #CryptoNewsCommunity
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#Terraform Labs Seeks $4B in Damages From Jump Trading and Executives. The court-appointed administrator overseeing Terraform Labs’ liquidation has filed a sweeping lawsuit against Jump Trading. It accuses the firm and senior executives of playing a key role in the 2022 collapse of the Terra ecosystem. According to The Wall Street Journal, the complaint targets Jump Trading, its co-founder William DiSomma, and its former president, Kanav Kariya, who departed the firm in 2024. Todd Snyder, appointed to manage Terraform’s bankruptcy proceedings, is seeking $4 billion in damages. Terraform Labs later confirmed the lawsuit in a post on X. Snyder alleges that Jump Trading exploited vulnerabilities in Terraform’s system. Specifically, the lawsuit alleges that the firm entered into a concealed arrangement to provide artificial support for TerraUSD before its collapse. According to the filing, Jump benefited substantially from the arrangement. Investors, however, were led to believe that the stablecoin was operating properly. Snyder said the lawsuit aims to hold Jump accountable for conduct he argues was directly tied to the collapse. #CryptoNewss
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Significant SOL Transfer from Bullish.com to Fireblocks Custody
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Federal Reserve Official Advocates for Interest Rate Cuts Amid Cooling Inflation
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White House Economic Adviser Predicts Stable Inflation Levels
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Federal Reserve's Milan Comments on Inflation and Monetary Policy
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Potential Impact of US Clarity Act on Bitcoin's Price Examined
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