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Crypto bill suffers major setback

Crypto bill suffers major setback

BY | Updated January 16, 2026

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金融分析師/內容撰稿人, RADEX MARKETS

Lawrence J. 擁有深厚的技術與工程背景,並於職涯後期轉往金融領域發展。他長期關注國際金融市場,在傳統市場與新興加密貨幣市場皆累積了豐富的實務經驗。目前擔任 RADEX MARKETS 財經撰稿人。

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  •   ●  Clarity Act talks pushed back
  •   ●  Coinbase retracts support
  •   ●  Silver slips on tariff waiver

Crypto bill faces mounting challenges

The US Senate Banking Committee had been scheduled to discuss the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on Thursday, but after strong opposing comments from Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, such discussions have been delayed. According to senator Tim Scott, chairman of the Banking Committee, the delay is temporary and “everyone remains at the table working in good faith”. Coinbase may well have pulled support for the bill, but Armstrong remains optimistic that the right outcome can still be achieved. For Coinbase, the main sticking point is the bill’s prohibition on stablecoin rewards. This point is seen as a way of protecting the traditional banking sector, which is unable to match the yield on deposits found in DeFi protocols and on crypto exchanges. For many, should the bill pass in its current form, the cryptocurrency industry would be in no better position than it currently stands, making the status quo preferable to adopting any new legislation. Coinbase (COIN) fell 6.5% on Thursday following their rejection of the bill, while Circle (CRCL), which issues and operates USDC, slipped almost 10% during yesterday’s session. For one reason or another, cryptocurrencies themselves were relatively unfazed, with Bitcoin remaining above $95,000.


Silver slips on tariff waiver

It has been a volatile few days for silver, which notched a record high of $93 per ounce on Wednesday before printing a confusing wick during yesterday’s session which saw lows of $86. Precious metals in general are undergoing a degree of selling pressure this morning, pushing silver below $90 per ounce, while gold, platinum and palladium are all in the red so far today. The main event for yesterday’s drama concerned the debate surrounding tariffs and whether or not such would be applied to the import of precious metals. The US government confirmed yesterday that tariffs would not be applied to mineral imports, and in fact raised the possibility of price floors for critical materials instead.



#Crypto #Silver #Coinbase

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交易衍生性商品及槓桿產品具有高度風險,可能導致超過初始投資金額的損失。交易前請詳閱我們的《條款與條件》(T&C)及《產品揭露聲明》(PDS)。

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