Looking for the latest crypto news today? Here are the key developments shaping Bitcoin, blockchain, DeFi, Web3 and cryptocurrency regulation.
Today’s major stories include a revised CLARITY Act proposal from U.S. Senate Republicans, a Revolut customer data breach linked to a sophisticated impersonation scam, and reports that Nvidia is considering a major investment in Anthropic ahead of a possible IPO.
U.S. Republicans Release Final CLARITY Act Proposal
U.S. Senate Republicans unveiled a revised version of the CLARITY Act on Sunday ahead of an important procedural vote scheduled for Tuesday.
The updated proposal includes significant changes involving government officials and their participation in digital asset markets.
The 635-page bill was released by Senate Banking Digital Assets Subcommittee Chair Cynthia Lummis, alongside Senators John Boozman and Tim Scott.
The proposal also includes revisions to the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act and new provisions concerning stablecoin yields.
Lummis said the latest ethics rules had received support from U.S. President Donald Trump.
According to Lummis, the revised framework would impose stricter restrictions on elected officials, judges and their spouses when dealing with digital assets.
CLARITY Act Faces Crucial Senate Vote
The timing of the proposal is particularly important for the crypto industry.
A procedural vote on the CLARITY Act is scheduled for Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. ET.
The vote will determine whether the legislation can advance toward consideration by the full Senate.
Republican officials have described the revised bill as their final offer following months of negotiations with Democratic lawmakers.
The outcome could have major implications for U.S. crypto regulation, particularly in areas involving market structure, stablecoins and the legal treatment of blockchain developers.
Revolut Reports Customer Data Exposure
Revolut also became the focus of attention after revealing that sensitive customer information had been disclosed following a sophisticated impersonation scam.
According to reports, the fintech company received fraudulent information requests that appeared to originate from a legitimate government agency email domain.
Because the requests passed Revolut’s authentication checks, customer information was released before the company determined that they were not genuine.
The exposed data reportedly included passport copies, verification selfies and complete transaction histories.
Revolut Blocks Fraudulent Request Source
Revolut said it later identified the incident as an external impersonation scam.
According to the company, an unauthorized third party used a legitimate government agency email domain to submit fraudulent requests for customer information.
Revolut subsequently blocked the email address and contacted the government agency involved.
The company also notified law enforcement authorities and financial regulators.
Customers whose information was affected were informed of the incident.
The breach once again highlights the growing cybersecurity risks facing digital finance platforms and their users.
Nvidia Reportedly Considers $10 Billion Anthropic Investment
Elsewhere in the technology sector, Nvidia is reportedly considering investing as much as $10 billion in artificial intelligence company Anthropic.
The discussions are taking place as Anthropic explores a potential initial public offering.
According to reports, the AI company could seek to raise as much as $100 billion through the offering.
Such a deal could potentially value Anthropic at around $2 trillion, making it one of the largest IPOs ever attempted.
Anthropic IPO Could Become One of the Largest Ever
The talks remain preliminary and could still change.
If Nvidia proceeds with the investment, it could become an important strategic supporter of Anthropic before the company goes public.
The partnership could also deepen the commercial relationship between Nvidia and Anthropic, which is a major customer of advanced AI computing hardware.
Anthropic has not publicly confirmed the reported discussions.
Nvidia has also not formally commented on the potential investment.
Crypto Regulation Remains the Main Market Focus
Among today’s developments, the CLARITY Act remains particularly important for cryptocurrency investors.
The proposed legislation could help define the regulatory structure governing digital assets in the United States.
Traders will therefore be watching Tuesday’s Senate vote closely for signs that the bill can advance.
At the same time, the Revolut incident highlights the importance of cybersecurity across digital finance, while developments involving Nvidia and Anthropic continue to show how rapidly capital is moving into artificial intelligence.
Together, these stories underline how regulation, cybersecurity and technology investment continue to influence the broader digital asset and financial technology landscape.
