Peter Schiff Says Saylor’s Newest Bitcoin Play Hides a Problem the SEC Hasn’t Caught

Circle just beat earnings and raised fresh capital for its new Arc blockchain, while Michael Saylor explained how and why he'd sell Bitcoin.

Learn how the CLARITY Act could reshape U.S. crypto regulation, SEC/CFTC oversight, exchanges, tokens, DeFi, and investor risk.

Ending the SEC's gag rule could lead to increased public disputes over settlements, impacting regulatory strategies and corporate reputations. The post White House reviews SEC plan to end gag rule on settlements appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Michael Saylor defends Strategy’s Bitcoin sales plan amid dividend concerns appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Michael Saylor has defended Strategy’s ability to sell limited amounts of Bitcoin while continuing to expand its BTC treasury, arguing the company should avoid becoming a net seller rather than follow an absolute “never sell” stance. Summary Strategy said limited Bitcoin sales could still support a larger BTC accumulation plan rather than reduce its treasury exposure. Michael Saylor described STRC and MSTR as part of a Bitcoin-backed capital structure built around digital credit and equity products. According to comments shared by Saylor on May 10 and statements made during his recent appearance at Consensus in Miami, Strategy’s Bitcoin strategy now revolves around using its holdings to support a layered capital structure tied to preferred stock products and equity financing. Saylor said any future Bitcoin sale would only happen within a larger accumulation cycle. 

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has released a 309-page updated draft of the CLARITY Act as the landmark crypto market structure bill heads toward a formal markup vote on May 14, 2026. Drawing Permanent Lines Between SEC and CFTC The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, commonly called the CLARITY Act, moved significantly closer to becoming […]

The post Senate Banking Committee Unveils 309-Page Crypto Clarity Act Draft appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry a high degree of risk. Always conduct your own research. The US Senate Banking Committee released a 309-page Crypto Clarity Act draft. It defines SEC and CFTC roles while adding strict stablecoin yield rules. Source: https://cryptoticker.io/en/us-senate-banking-committee-crypto-clarity-act-draft/

Ray Dalio said Bitcoin has not acted as a safe haven, citing privacy limits, tech-stock correlation, and gold’s stronger reserve role.

The post Grayscale Zcash spot ETF filing tests SEC privacy coin policy appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Grayscale is pushing the Grayscale Zcash spot ETF into the U.S. regulatory pipeline, a move that could test whether privacy-focused crypto assets are finally getting a path into mainstream finance. The asset manager filed a Form S-3 with the SEC to convert its existing Zcash Trust into a spot exchange-traded fund, with plans for it to trade on NYSE Arca under the ticker ZCSH. That headline lands with extra force because the proposed fund would hold actual ZEC, not futures or indirect exposure. It would track the CoinDesk Zcash Price Index minus fees, giving investors a structure that looks much closer to the spot crypto ETFs that have drawn broad attention across the market. And while approval is still not in hand, the filing immediately puts Zcash — one of crypto’s best-known privacy coins — into a new category of regulatory scrutiny and potential legitimacy. Grayscale seeks to