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Perianne Boring: Infrastructure Bill's Crypto Tax Provision a ‘National Security’ Issue, 'Harmful' to US Economy
Perianne Boring, founder and president of lobbying group Chamber of Digital Commerce, discusses the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package that looks to raise $28 billion in crypto taxes. "[It's] only going to be harmful to our economy here in the U.S," Boring said. "We could even make a national security argument." Plus, why Rep. Don Beyer's proposed crypto bill is "highly unlikely" that it would pass into law.

Bitcoin’s Next Move After Breaking $42K
Bitcoin buyers are taking profits after a rally toward $42,000 over the weekend. OANDA Senior Market Analyst Edward Moya discusses what he saw as the potential catalyst for the price bounce and why he believes this signals a return of positive momentum this month.

US Infrastructure Bill Could Be ‘Disastrous’ for Crypto
“The Hash” panel digs into the updated draft language of the U.S. Senate’s $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, which narrows the definition of “broker” for crypto tax collection purposes. “The repercussions could be disastrous,” host Naomi Brockwell said, should the legislation be formally introduced.

What the Senate’s $1T Infrastructure Bill Means for Crypto
The Senate released the latest version of the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill Sunday. CoinDesk Global Policy and Regulation Managing Editor Nikhilesh De discusses the updated language regarding increased information reporting for cryptocurrency exchanges or “brokers” of cryptocurrency transactions and why this is grabbing the attention of Crypto Twitter.

Rep. Emmer Calls Crypto Taxes in US Infrastructure Bill a 'Desperate Attempt'
Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota discusses the updated draft of the U.S. Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure bill aiming to raise $28 billion via crypto taxes, which clarifies brokers "effectuate" transfers of digital assets but stops short of excluding miners or other parties that don't provide customer transactions. Plus, his take on Virginia Congressman Don Beyer proposing new legislation to regulate digital assets.

Senate Advances $1T Infrastructure Bill With Crypto Tax Provision
The Senate will vote Friday to move ahead with a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill which includes a plan to raise $28 billion from collecting a tax on crypto transactions over $10,000. “The Hash” hosts discuss the potential impact and implications.

Binance to Wind Down Derivatives in Europe, Malaysia Orders Closure
Binance’s regulatory woes worsened Friday as Malaysia ordered it to halt operations in the country. This comes amid news the world's largest crypto exchange plans to wind down futures and derivatives products across Europe. "The Hash" panel discusses the future of Binance as pressure grows from global regulators.

Key Takeaways From Tuesday’s Crypto Hearings
Congress held three simultaneous hearings around cryptocurrencies and their use cases on Tuesday. CoinDesk’s Nikhilesh De discusses the high-level takeaways, proposing the outlook for crypto regulation. Plus, whether there is a partisan divide among lawmakers in their discussions about crypto.

Tether Co-Founder: ‘Tokenization of Fiat Will Happen’
Amid the explosive growth of stablecoins, Tether co-founder William Quigley discusses why stablecoins are here to stay. “Every fiat currency, globally, of any significant economy, will be tokenized,” Quigley said. “There’s a lot of people in crypto who need a safe harbor …

Report: Turkey Plans to Present Law on Cryptocurrencies in October
The Turkish government plans to present a bill regulating cryptocurrencies to Parliament in October, Sabah reported. "The Hash" panel explores the potential scope for crypto regulation in Turkey and whether other countries are likely to develop their own crypto strategy. "While I do think that [Turkey] might be trying to protect consumers... I also do think it's more of a control thing," host Naomi Brockwell said.
