This Week in Crypto Law (May 23, 2026)

This Week in Crypto Law The opinion editorial below was written by Alex Forehand and Michael Handelsman for Kelman.Law. The final full week of May offered further evidence that crypto regulation is entering a new phase. Several of the industry’s most significant legal battles appear to be winding down, while policymakers and financial institutions are…

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‘Western Compliance Pressure’ Will Push Russia Fully into Independent Digital Payments

Key Takeaways To bypass sanctions, A7 says 85% of trades use friendly currencies, pushing independent rails in 2 years. With 10,000 partners, A7 handles 20% of Russian settlements and has developed alternative digital assets. Despite challenges, the A7A5 token moved $100B for sanctioned groups, driving digital cross-border trades. A7: Cross-Border Settlements Ecosystem To Change Due…

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US Senator Warns Clarity Act Delay Could Push Crypto Rules to 2030

Key Takeaways U.S. Senator Lummis warned that failure to act now could delay comprehensive crypto legislation until 2030. Bankruptcy protections remain a central concern for customers holding assets on exchanges. China’s regulatory progress increases pressure for Congress to establish market rules. Clarity Act Warning Puts Congress on a Crypto Policy Deadline The Clarity Act has…

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Saylor’s Latest BTC Chart Puts Strategy Bitcoin Buys Back on Watch

Key Takeaways Saylor’s latest chart showed 843,738 BTC, renewing focus on Strategy’s acquisition pattern. Investors are weighing debt, reserves, dividends, and premium levels against possible treasury moves. Recent Coinbase Prime transfers and Polymarket odds may keep sell-risk debate elevated. Orange Dot Chart Raises Fresh Questions About Strategy’s Next Bitcoin Buy Michael Saylor’s latest orange-dot chart…

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