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18th. I'm Adriana Aspuru for the Wall Street Journal. The House of Representatives

passed three bills yesterday that aimed to set up regulations for cryptocurrencies. One of the

bills included standards for stablecoin and is set to become the first ever U.S. piece of

crypto legislation, once President Trump signs it into law, as he indicated he would. The House also

passed a broader bill laying out rules for crypto exchanges, brokers, and issuers, and another bill

to ban central bank digital currencies. Crypto companies like Coinbase Global and Circle had been

lobbying for this regulatory clarity after expensive battles with regulators

under the Biden administration. They found allies in Trump and many Republicans after pouring

money into last year's election. Plus, meta-platforms won't sign the European Union's

code of practice for general purpose artificial intelligence. The company's chief global affairs officer,

Joel Kaplan, said the code adds legal uncertainty and measures beyond the scope of AI legislation.

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