President Trump, who is rapidly expanding his fortunate by investing in crypto, has now signed the first major piece of crypto legislation into law.

President Trump signed the stablecoin bill at a flashy ceremony attended by industry leaders, just a day after the legislation was passed by Congress.

Paolo Ardoino, Tether's chief, said his firm will come to the U.S., is chasing high-level auditing and will adjust reserves, but Jeremy Allaire said Circle is already compliant.

The Trump administration is actively exploring a de minimis tax exemption for Bitcoin transactions to eliminate barriers to everyday Bitcoin and crypto use,

Here are some of the latest stories Wall Street is watching on Friday, July 18. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is defending the Fed’s $2.5 billion headquarters renovation amid criticism from the White House.

A group of right-wing House Republicans dealt a setback Tuesday to President Trump and GOP leaders' efforts to send legislation establishing the first-ever regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers to Trump for his signature.