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Techub News消息，据AltcoinDaily报道，美国参议员Elizabeth Warren警告称，若国会通过加密CLARITY法案或对经济造成严重冲击，称「当这炸毁经济时，我希望每个人都记得」。 该法案旨在为加密货币建立监管框架。Warren长期批评加密货币行业，认为法案可能削弱金融监管并增加系统性风险。此次警告反映了她对加密货币政策放松的担忧。
Techub News, @laurashin tweeted that U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized the Clarity Act, suggesting that she may have made the criticism without having read the full 300-page text of the bill. The Clarity Act aims to establish a clear regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry. Warren has long held a critical stance on digital assets and has previously pushed for multiple regulatory legislative proposals targeting cryptocurrencies.
According to Techub News, the legislative process of the US CLARITY Act is facing changes in key figures. Cynthia Lummis, the chair of the Senate Banking Committee's Subcommittee on Digital Assets, who has been leading the bill, announced that she will not seek re-election and will step down at the end of the year. Another key Republican negotiator, Senator Thom Tillis from North Carolina, is also leaving. Both have played crucial bridging roles in recent debates on crypto policies. Additionally, the term of Hester Peirce, a commissioner at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), will end this Friday. Peirce has been a significant figure in the field of crypto regulation since 2018. Analysts believe that the departure of these key supporters could have a notable impact on the reintroduction of the CLARITY Act or the drafting of a new version in the next Congress. (Wu Blockchain)
Techub News, according to Decrypt, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren has sent a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, demanding that the company fully disclose its stablecoin-related plans and details of third-party partners before the Senate votes on the Clarity Act, and must respond by May 20. She warned that, given Meta's 3.5 billion global users, its stablecoin payment plans could have serious implications for competition, privacy, and financial stability. Last month, Meta launched a USDC creator payment program, and in 2019, it attempted to launch the Libra stablecoin but abandoned the effort due to congressional opposition.
Techub News reports, according to Decrypt, U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ron Wyden have sent a letter to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, requesting information about a loan provided by Tether to a trust benefiting Lutnick's children. The letter questions whether this relationship involves bribery or undue influence, and whether Tether has received preferential treatment under the GENIUS Act. The letter notes that Lutnick sold his shares in Cantor Fitzgerald to his children in October 2025 to comply with federal ethics rules, and that Tether provided a loan to the trust the following day. Tether was fined $41 million by the CFTC in 2021 for misleading statements, and currently faces multiple regulatory investigations.
Techub News reported, according to Decrypt, U.S. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren urged Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on prudential regulators to either reject or suspend the review of World Liberty Financial's pending national trust bank charter. Citing the UAE's $500 million stake in the company, Trump's unresolved financial conflicts, and Gould's own conflict of interest as a presidential appointee, Warren stated, "President Trump's cryptocurrency company is now at the center of the most disgraceful presidential corruption scandal in American history." When pressed on whether the regulator would reject or delay the review of World Liberty Financial, Gould declined to answer, saying his agency would "process the application like all applications."
Techub News reported, according to Cointelegraph, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren publicly called on the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department not to use taxpayer funds or federal backstop mechanisms to bail out billionaires in the cryptocurrency industry. Warren emphasized that in the absence of sufficient regulatory constraints, insiders and crypto billionaires (including the Trump family, etc.) are highly likely to protect themselves during a crisis and shift losses onto retail traders or retirees. She strongly urged the Treasury Department to issue strict supporting rules for the GENIUS Act and to clearly issue guidance prohibiting the use of federal resources such as the Exchange Stabilization Fund or Federal Reserve emergency lending facilities to backstop stablecoins and the cryptocurrency industry.
Techub News reported, according to The Wall Street Journal, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren called on Congress to hold a hearing regarding "UAE National Security Advisor Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan's previous $500 million acquisition of WLFI equity." The deal was signed by Eric Trump, with $187 million flowing directly into Trump family entities, and at least $31 million going to entities related to Trump ally Steve Witkoff. Elizabeth Warren stated, "This is pure corruption. The Trump administration must reverse its decision to sell sensitive AI chips to the UAE. Steve Witkoff, David Sacks, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, and other Trump administration officials must testify before Congress on the mounting evidence that they sold out U.S. national security for the benefit of the president's crypto company."
Techub News, according to The New York Post, Changpeng Zhao is considering suing U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren for defamation. This follows her post on social platform X, after Trump issued a pardon order, claiming that CZ had been "convicted of money laundering." Zhao's side considers this statement severely inaccurate, emphasizing that in 2023, he only reached a plea agreement for violating the Bank Secrecy Act, was not charged with money laundering, and consequently paid a $50 million fine and resigned from his position at Binance.
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