Senate law bans federal digital certificates

Currently, the Senate Committee is working on passing a law that prohibits federal officials from issuing or sponsoring cryptocurrencies and digital assets. The current legislation, known as the "Clarity Act," includes restrictions on executives' profits from cryptocurrencies, with fines of up to $250,000 per day for violations. The amendments also assign the Department of Justice the responsibility of enforcing the ban, despite criticism from Democrats regarding the suitability of this approach. The bill is expected to be put to vote within the next two weeks. The law aims to broadly regulate the digital asset market amid pressure from companies like Coinbase and Ripple to establish national legislation.

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