Policy intelligence

US Crypto Policy Tracker

Track the document, authority and current stage. A proposed rule, a committee action and an effective law are not the same thing.

Source-linkedUpdated September 15, 2026
7tracked actions
3active authorities
2updated today

Washington record

Current actions and next events

Filters change the visible public record; they do not predict an outcome.

Policy / issueAuthorityCategoryCurrent stageLast actionNext eventUpdatedSource
Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (H.R. 3633)CongressMarket structureFloor vote scheduledCloture motion filed on the motion to proceedProcedural vote scheduled September 15 at approximately 2:15 p.m.Primary source ↗
Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act (H.R. 10357)CongressTaxMarkup scheduledAdded to the House Ways and Means markup agendaCommittee markup scheduled September 16 at 10 a.m.Primary source ↗
Regulation Crypto AssetsSECSecuritiesProposedCommission published proposed offering exemptions and a safe harborComments due 60 days after Federal Register publicationPrimary source ↗
Joint crypto-asset interpretationSECSecurities / commoditiesPublishedSEC and CFTC issued a joint interpretationMonitor implementation and subsequent rulemakingPrimary source ↗
Congressional crypto-trading restrictionsCongressDisclosure / ethicsDelayedUnanimous-consent request drew an objectionWatch for successor bill text or committee actionPrimary source ↗
Iran-linked digital-asset exchange sanctionsTreasurySanctionsEffectiveTreasury designated two digital-asset exchangesMonitor OFAC notices and enforcement updatesPrimary source ↗
Federal financial-disclosure systemCongressPublic recordsEffectiveHouse and Senate disclosure portals remain activePeriodic transaction and annual filings continuePrimary source ↗

Status labels describe the latest source-linked action. Scheduled events are not completed events, and a disclosure is not evidence of misconduct.

How to read the tracker

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Story first

Each action links to reporting that explains the development and its limits.

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Stage second

Introduced, scheduled, proposed, final and effective describe materially different states.

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Source always

Every row ends with the government document supporting the status.