FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | September 10, 2025
2025-09-10 05:47:20U.S. Democratic Lawmakers Introduce Framework to Regulate Crypto Market Structure
On September 9, twelve Democratic senators introduced a legislative framework for cryptocurrency market structure. It outlines seven main pillars: CFTC regulation of non-security tokens, clearer token classification standards, mandatory issuer disclosures, stricter trading platform compliance, and tougher enforcement against illicit financial activity.
SEC to Host Cryptocurrency Policy Roundtable on October 17
The U.S. SEC’s Cryptocurrency Working Group will hold a roundtable on “Financial Surveillance and Privacy” October 17 in Washington. Commissioner Hester Peirce highlighted privacy technology as critical for Americans, stressing it could guide the SEC in balancing personal freedoms with oversight while shaping coordinated cryptocurrency regulations with other financial agencies.
Federal Cryptocurrency Reserve Set as Priority by White House’s New Advisor
President Trump’s new cryptocurrency advisor, Patrick Witt, succeeded Bo Hines, urging Congress to craft a comprehensive crypto policy. He also pressed regulators to advance stablecoin legislation and prioritized establishing a federal cryptocurrency reserve as part of broader U.S. digital asset strategy.
U.S. Congress Considers Proposal to Evaluate Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
The U.S. House submitted H.R. 5166, a fiscal 2026 appropriations bill directing the Treasury Secretary to study establishing a strategic Bitcoin and digital asset reserve. The bill mandates a report within 90 days, covering feasibility, financial implications, custody solutions, inter-agency transfers, and security protocols for managing such reserves.
Weak Jobs Report Turns Up the Heat on the Fed for Rate Cuts
The U.S. government revised employment data, revealing 911,000 fewer jobs were created in the 12 months ending March than initially estimated, signaling earlier stagnation before Trump’s tariffs. Economists downplayed monetary policy impact, with the Federal Reserve still expected to resume interest rate cuts at next Wednesday’s meeting.
Citigroup Warns U.S. Stock Rally Losing Steam as Europe Confronts Political Uncertainty
Citigroup noted U.S. stock market optimism is fading, mirrored by softness in Europe. Political unrest in France weighs on European sentiment, while the European Central Bank is anticipated to keep rates unchanged for a second time.
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