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Senate Republicans Fail to Advance Crypto Regulation Bill Amid Trump Family Ethics Concerns

A bitter dispute over presidential business interests has exposed the political obstacle threatening years of crypto industry lobbying.

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Sep 16, 2026 at 4:16 PM UTC · 2 Min. Lesezeit

Senate Republicans Fail to Advance Crypto Regulation Bill Amid Trump Family Ethics Concerns
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A bitter dispute over presidential business interests has exposed the political obstacle threatening years of crypto industry lobbying.

For years, the cryptocurrency industry invested millions of dollars in lobbying for rules designed to integrate digital assets more deeply into the traditional financial system. After Donald Trump changed his stance on cryptocurrencies in 2024, industry representatives counted on his help in overcoming regulatory uncertainty.

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However, Senate Republicans failed to pass a key procedural vote on a cryptocurrency regulation bill. One of the main reasons was the president’s own crypto interests: Donald Trump and his sons launched several projects that brought the family more than $1 billion.

Democrats, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, said the bill did not impose sufficient restrictions on officials who might trade digital assets. They called for stronger ethics rules for people involved in shaping cryptocurrency policy.

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This bill effectively says, “Do whatever you want, Mr. President.” That is fundamentally wrong. We need cryptocurrency regulation, including a rule that would prohibit anyone involved in shaping cryptocurrency policy from buying, selling, or exchanging digital assets.

– Elizabeth Warren

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