Casey Wagner is a Senior Reporter at Blockworks. She covers topics related to crypto regulation, cryptocurrency markets, and central banks, drawing on her prior experience reporting on macroeconomics at Bloomberg News. Casey's insights and analyses have also been featured in JPEG Culture.
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Casey's coverage is predominantly focused on cryptocurrency, particularly Bitcoin, and government regulation in the financial sector. Given this focus, she may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into how government announcements and legal policy regulations impact the cryptocurrency market.
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Two new orders from the White House on Thursday gave crypto holders new optimism, but actionable progress could be slow.
US indexes were muted Monday as investors wait to hear from Chair Powell and President Trump
Victims of Coinbase’s May data breach are not on the same page about a path forward.
Should Congress not pass a budget, the SEC will be operating with a skeleton staff starting Wednesday
Experts agree that the shutdown will delay new crypto ETF approvals, but lawmakers seem keen to move ahead with legislative work
As the shutdown enters its second week, sources say the Senate Banking Committee looks to move ahead with a market structure bill markup
Sen. Ruben Gallego expressed frustration with the partisan nature of crypto policy during a closed-door roundtable with industry executives Wednesday
Republicans say they are waiting on Democrats. Democrats say the industry is too cozy with Republicans.
Selig's potential nomination signals Trump's push to align the SEC and CFTC on crypto regulation as market structure laws advance
