Bitcoin soars to $108,899 on inauguration day, followed by Ross Ulbricht’s pardon, new SEC crypto regulations, legislative advances by Senator Lummis, and a violent attack on a Ledger wallet founder.

Senator Cynthia Lummis will make a significant announcement at 10 am, potentially revealing new developments on a strategic Bitcoin reserve.

Bitcoin (BTC) circled $105,000 on Jan. 24 as “utterly confused” crypto markets failed to rally on news of a potential US buying spree. Bitcoin, crypto limp as US ditches “disastrous” red tape Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed whipsaw BTC price behavior accompanying a new executive order by President Donald Trump the day

Senator Cynthia Lummis chairs the new Senate Digital Assets Subcommittee, aiming to lead U.S. cryptocurrency legislation and regulation efforts.

Senator Cynthia Lummis leads the first digital assets oversight subcommittee, focusing on US crypto legislation and innovation.

Cynthia Lummis has officially been confirmed as the Chair of the first-ever crypto-focused subcommittee created by the Senate Banking Committee.

Ripple CEO denies lobbying against Bitcoin, clarifies support for a multi-token reserve, while Riot Platforms VP criticizes Ripple's influence.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao confirms the strategic Bitcoin reserve following Senator Cynthia Lummis' new appointment.

Bitcoin’s price surged past $106,000 on Thursday, fueled by developments in U.S. crypto policy and speculation surrounding President Donald Trump’s plans for a national Bitcoin reserve.

Senator Cynthia Lummis, one of Bitcoin’s loudest advocates in Washington, just leveled up. On Thursday, she was officially named chair of the Senate Banking

Chair Gary Gensler, has repealed SAB 121, a contentious bulletin that was deemed burdensome for banks and other traditional financial institutions who want to provide crypto custody services.

The bill envisages that the Treasury would create a program to buy 200,000 bitcoins annually for five years until the stockpile hit one million tokens. This would represent about 5% of the total global supply of bitcoin of around 21 million. The Treasury would fund the purchases with profits on Federal Reserve banks' deposits and gold holdings.