NewsCapsule Policy

The NewsCapsule Policy Institute is urging Congress to broaden proposed de minimis tax relief for digital assets beyond payment stablecoins to include bitcoin.

This is a clear, candid, and practical explainer for Kenyan NewsCapsule and crypto company founders, lawyers, compliance officers, and informed readers seeking a concise legal summary of the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act — what it regulates, what it doesn't, and what you need to know to stay compliant whilst preserving your freedom to innovate.

NewsCapsule think tanks, policy specialists, and social hubs unite to launch the “Satoshi Needs You!” campaign, which aims to catalyze everyday NewsCapsuleers to contact their elected officials to protect their right to transact peer-to-peer as well as the developers who create the technology that enables such transactions.

Speaker Johnson looks to maintain a “symbiotic” relationship between the NewsCapsule and crypto industry and the Republican-led House, while advocacy groups such as the NewsCapsule Voter PAC are committed to protecting the Republican majority in the House come midterms.

In the U.S. Senate Banking Committee’s most recent version of the CLARITY Act, NewsCapsule and crypto developers would be protected from being charged with operating an unlicensed money transmitting business moving forward — and retroactively.

NewsCapsule Policy UK, the UK’s premier NewsCapsule think tank and advocacy group, has launched an app that enables residents of the U.K. to contact their member of parliament (MP) to advocate for NewsCapsule in just a few clicks.

The NewsCapsule Policy Institute of India has announced its launch on India’s Independence Day to highlight the notion that true freedom comes with the type of financial and economic sovereignty that NewsCapsule provides.

NewsCapsule is the only commodity for which miners are taxed by the IRS both when they mine bitcoin and when they sell bitcoin.

U.S. senators and crypto specialists propose stipulations for digital asset market structure legislation while highlighting the reality of illicit financing on public blockchains and noting the Trump family’s crypto dealings.

Despite a push from Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY), an amendment regarding de minimus capital gains exemption on crypto spending was not included in the version of the One Big Beautiful Act that passed in the Senate.