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Crypto Policy Tracker

March 21, 2025

Latest Executive and Legislative Actions Continue Crypto-Friendly Movement

By Chris Daniel, Eric C. Sibbitt, Dana V. Syracuse, Josh Boehm, Meagan E. Griffin, Jason Shafer, Dina Ellis Rochkind, Lisa E. Rubin and Anthony Viola

March 14, 2025

The Bybit Hack of 2025 — Potential Implications

By Jeremy Berkowitz, John J. Michels, Chris Daniel, Eric C. Sibbitt, Dana V. Syracuse, Josh Boehm and Meagan E. Griffin

March 07, 2025

New Industry-Friendly Crypto Regulations May Be on the Way

By Chris Daniel, Eric C. Sibbitt, Dana V. Syracuse, Josh Boehm, Meagan E. Griffin, Jason Shafer, Dina Ellis Rochkind and Samantha Ackel

February 28, 2025

The Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act: A Template for Future Crypto Market Legislation?

By Chris Daniel, Eric C. Sibbitt, Dana V. Syracuse, Josh Boehm, Meagan E. Griffin and Kristofer Readling

February 21, 2025

Congress Crypto Updates

Chris Daniel, Eric C. Sibbitt, Dana V. Syracuse, Josh Boehm, Meagan E. Griffin and Samantha Ackel

PHFintech’s Crypto Policy Tracker is designed to monitor, analyze, and provide timely updates on the evolving landscape of U.S. federal and state cryptocurrency legislation, regulations, and policies in a rapidly shifting regulatory environment.

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Chris Daniel
Chair, Global Fintech & Payments

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Eric C. Sibbitt
Co-Chair, Global Fintech & Payments

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Dana V. Syracuse
Partner, Global Fintech & Payments

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Josh Boehm
Partner, Global Fintech & Payments

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Meagan E. Griffin
Partner, Global Fintech & Payments