Patrick Witt criticizes bank lobbying groups for concerns about deposit outflows

BitcoinTreasuries.net announced on the X platform that OranjeBTC CEO Gui Gomes will ring the opening bell on the Brazilian B3 exchange tomorrow, and DIGY11 will begin trading on the same day. Michael Saylor stated that this is exactly the type of expansion that STRC aims to promote.

Scott Bessent stated that the CLARITY Act is crucial for US technology leadership and stated that action will be taken if stablecoins harm the interests of community banks.

The US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act, which aims to enable the US to hold 1 million BTC, will enter the committee voting stage this Wednesday. （The Bitcoin Historian）

Coin Center stated that the latest revised BRCA text has removed provisions that provide clear criminal liability protection for developers who do not control user funds. Although the revised text exempts developers from being identified as currency transmitters, it cannot prevent prosecutors from claiming that developers knowingly transmitted criminal funds. This theory remains the core basis for criminal cases against Roman Storm and Samourai Wallet developers. (Source: Bitcoin News)

[U.S. Senate to Vote on Clarity Act Tomorrow, Stablecoin Rewards Mechanism Sparks Debate] The U.S. Senate is expected to vote on the Clarity Act on September 16 (UTC+8). The provision on whether to allow non-bank entities to offer stablecoin rewards has triggered intense debate between the banking industry and the crypto sector. The American Bankers Association (ABA) is seeking to limit the protections for crypto stablecoin rewards businesses in the act. (Source: Bloomberg)