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Booking.com has removed external price checks from a key part of its offering, a change attributed to compliance with the EU's digital rules. The move affects how travellers compare rates on the platform and follows mounting regulatory pressure on large online platforms under the Digital Markets Act. Observers are watching how the change affects competition and pricing transparency for consumers.
- 2Crypto Clarity Act Drafting Question Hangs Over Next Congress▼Who Will Draft Crypto Clarity Act Next Congress?
Attention is turning to who will write the next version of the Crypto Clarity Act when the new Congress convenes. The market regulation legislation, aimed at defining oversight of digital assets, faces an uncertain drafting process, and observers in Washington and the crypto industry are watching closely to see which lawmakers take the lead.
- 3Trump family crypto ventures stall Clarity Act in Congress▼How political tensions over Trump family crypto ventures derailed Clarity Act
Efforts to pass the Clarity Act, a bill to set clear US rules for crypto markets, have stalled amid political tensions tied to the Trump family's growing crypto ventures. Critics say the family's financial interests in digital assets have complicated negotiations, giving Democrats reason to resist and Republicans reason to defend, leaving the legislation in limbo on Capitol Hill.
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The Federal Reserve has put forward proposed rules for stablecoins under the GENIUS Act, the US legislation establishing a federal framework for dollar-pegged digital tokens. The proposal would set requirements for issuers operating under US oversight. The move marks a key step in implementing the new stablecoin law and is being closely watched by banks, crypto firms, and regulators assessing how the market will be supervised.