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AI Expo Europe 2026: Where the People Who Build AI Meet the Companies Ready to Adopt It
Through AI Expo Europe, the people who build AI meet the companies ready to adopt it, and the energy right now is extraordinary. The technology works. The talent is here. The appetite to innovate has never been higher.
The exciting part is what comes next: helping companies discover exactly where AI creates real value for them. The winners won’t be the ones who adopt the most tools, they’ll be the ones who know where AI actually pays off. This is exactly why conferences like AI Expo Europe matter: bringing creators and adopters to the same table, so companies can test, compare, and adopt with confidence instead of guessing alone.
This is a huge opportunity for Romania and for Europe. We have the talent, the entrepreneurs, and the platforms to connect them. If we invest in people and education alongside technology, there is every reason to be confident about what we can build here.
AI Expo Europe 2026 takes place November 1–2 at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Bucharest, two days built around that same idea: real conversations between the companies building AI and the organizations ready to put it to work.
What to expect:
Keynotes from AI leaders, tech experts, and business decision-makers
Panels on AI implementation, enterprise adoption, automation, generative AI, robotics, healthcare, regulation, and real business use cases
Live demos and presentations from companies building AI solutions
Dedicated B2B meeting areas for companies, providers, investors, and partners
Attendees expected from across Europe and beyond
Direct access to startups, enterprises, researchers, policymakers, and technology providers
Built for companies that want to move past experimentation and find out where AI creates measurable value, in automation, customer service, data analysis, operations, marketing, finance, HR, cybersecurity, and software development.
Event details: Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel, Bucharest Dates: November 1–2, 2026 Website: https://aiexpoeurope.com Email: office@aiexpoeurope.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ai-expo-europe/ Discount code: XXXX (30% off)
Join us in Bucharest on November 1–2 and be part of the conversation between the people building AI and the people ready to put it to work.

AI Expo Europe 2026: Where the People Who Build AI Meet the Companies Ready to Adopt It
Through AI Expo Europe, the people who build AI meet the companies ready to adopt it, and the energy right now is extraordinary. The technology works. The talent is here. The appetite to innovate has never been higher.
The exciting part is what comes next: helping companies discover exactly where AI creates real value for them. The winners won’t be the ones who adopt the most tools, they’ll be the ones who know where AI actually pays off. This is exactly why conferences like AI Expo Europe matter: bringing creators and adopters to the same table, so companies can test, compare, and adopt with confidence instead of guessing alone.
This is a huge opportunity for Romania and for Europe. We have the talent, the entrepreneurs, and the platforms to connect them. If we invest in people and education alongside technology, there is every reason to be confident about what we can build here.
AI Expo Europe 2026 takes place November 1–2 at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Bucharest, two days built around that same idea: real conversations between the companies building AI and the organizations ready to put it to work.
What to expect:
Keynotes from AI leaders, tech experts, and business decision-makers
Panels on AI implementation, enterprise adoption, automation, generative AI, robotics, healthcare, regulation, and real business use cases
Live demos and presentations from companies building AI solutions
Dedicated B2B meeting areas for companies, providers, investors, and partners
Attendees expected from across Europe and beyond
Direct access to startups, enterprises, researchers, policymakers, and technology providers
Built for companies that want to move past experimentation and find out where AI creates measurable value, in automation, customer service, data analysis, operations, marketing, finance, HR, cybersecurity, and software development.
Event details: Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel, Bucharest Dates: November 1–2, 2026 Website: https://aiexpoeurope.com Email: office@aiexpoeurope.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ai-expo-europe/ Discount code: XXXX (30% off)
Join us in Bucharest on November 1–2 and be part of the conversation between the people building AI and the people ready to put it to work.

A former FBI supervisory special agent has been arrested and charged with stealing approximately $1 million in cryptocurrency from wallets connected to a national security investigation — funds he allegedly siphoned using his own top-secret clearance, then researched how to invest and use to relocate to Europe with help from ChatGPT.
The case, unsealed in federal court this week, offers a rare window into how artificial intelligence tools are now surfacing as evidence in white-collar and national security prosecutions.
Who Was Charged and With What
Patrick Steven Yaroch, of Ashburn, Virginia, was arrested and fired from the FBI on Friday, August 1, 2026, following a raid on his home. Prosecutors filed charges against him in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia for interstate transportation of stolen goods, securities, and monies, and receipt of stolen goods, securities, and monies. Yaroch had served as a supervisory special agent within the FBI’s Counterintelligence and Espionage Division and, according to court documents, held a Top Secret security clearance throughout the period of the alleged theft.
How the Theft Allegedly Happened
According to the criminal affidavit, Yaroch was assigned to a national security investigative squad in the FBI’s Boston field office, working a case tied to an adversarial nation that two sources told NBC News was Russia. In the course of that investigation, Yaroch came across cryptocurrency wallets and holdings connected to the target of the probe.
Rather than seizing or freezing the funds through official channels, Yaroch allegedly grew increasingly frustrated that the FBI “could not or would not act” to disrupt the adversarial account’s use of cryptocurrency. Investigators say that starting in late 2024 or early 2025, Yaroch decided to “take matters into his own hands.” Using his government database access and top-secret clearance, he allegedly located and memorized passphrases tied to the adversarial cryptocurrency wallets, then created his own personal wallet and began transferring funds out — reportedly executing between 10 and 12 separate transactions that moved roughly $1 million into accounts he personally controlled.
The ChatGPT Trail
Perhaps the most striking element of the case is how much of the evidence against Yaroch reportedly came from his own conversations with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. According to the affidavit, Yaroch asked the AI chatbot in one exchange: “If I had a million dollars, how would you suggest investing it/spending it to maximize profit and return?” ChatGPT’s response was tailored to details Yaroch had apparently shared about his own life, reportedly replying with guidance referencing someone “at 37, with a young family, a goal of potentially retiring around 40, and a clear interest in eventually building a slower-living vineyard/agricultural lifestyle in places like Cilento or Portugal’s Dão region.”
In a separate exchange dated June 26, 2026, investigators say Yaroch used ChatGPT to help draft an email related to a job opportunity in Greece, further suggesting he was actively exploring relocation and employment options abroad in the weeks before his arrest.
Evidence of a Planned Departure
Beyond the AI chat logs, investigators uncovered a substantial paper trail suggesting Yaroch was preparing to leave the country. The FBI found round-trip flight bookings for Yaroch, his wife, and child to travel to Portugal in September 2026, along with a power-of-attorney document authorizing two Portuguese lawyers to represent him before that country’s tax and customs authority and assist him in obtaining a Portuguese tax identification number.
Investigators also identified previously undisclosed international travel by Yaroch to Germany, Portugal, and Grenada between May and July 2026 — trips federal employees holding his level of security clearance are typically required to report in advance, which Yaroch allegedly failed to do.
The Confession
The case against Yaroch reportedly began unraveling after he confided in a Department of Justice colleague. On the afternoon of July 28, 2026, Yaroch contacted the colleague via the encrypted messaging app Signal and asked to meet to discuss personal matters, according to the affidavit. During that conversation, and in a subsequent interview with FBI investigators at his home, Yaroch allegedly admitted to the thefts. According to court documents, when agents interviewed him, Yaroch told them plainly: “I f***ed up.”
What Was Seized
When agents executed the search warrant at Yaroch’s Ashburn home on August 1, they seized $925,426.07 in cryptocurrency from his personal wallets and accounts, along with a Trezor hardware wallet, handwritten seed phrases, the Portuguese power-of-attorney documents, his electronics, and both his personal and diplomatic passports.
The FBI’s Response
An FBI spokesperson issued a brief statement to CNN following the arrest: “As soon as the FBI became aware of these allegations, we immediately took action, began an investigation, and ultimately executed an arrest warrant for this individual last week. We hold our employees to the highest ethical standards, and this conduct is not tolerated at the FBI. We are conducting a thorough investigation in the aftermath, and as this is an ongoing matter, we will have no further comment.” No attorney for Yaroch was listed in initial court filings; a federal public defender representing him has declined to comment publicly on the case.
Part of a Broader Pattern in the Intelligence Community
Yaroch’s arrest is not an isolated incident. It follows closely on the heels of a separate case involving a CIA official, David Rush, who was arrested in June 2026 and accused of stealing more than $40 million, allegedly converting the proceeds into gold bars and luxury watches. Taken together, the two cases have intensified scrutiny of internal financial oversight within U.S. intelligence agencies, particularly regarding personnel with privileged access to sensitive financial intelligence involving cryptocurrency.
Why This Case Matters
Beyond the individual allegations, the case highlights a broader shift in how digital evidence — including AI chatbot conversation logs — is now being used to build criminal cases. The FBI’s ability to reconstruct Yaroch’s financial planning, relocation research, and state of mind through his ChatGPT queries illustrates how everyday AI tool usage is increasingly becoming discoverable evidence in federal investigations, a development likely to draw continued attention as AI assistants become further embedded in daily life, including among those with access to the country’s most sensitive financial and intelligence systems.

A former FBI supervisory special agent has been arrested and charged with stealing approximately $1 million in cryptocurrency from wallets connected to a national security investigation — funds he allegedly siphoned using his own top-secret clearance, then researched how to invest and use to relocate to Europe with help from ChatGPT.
The case, unsealed in federal court this week, offers a rare window into how artificial intelligence tools are now surfacing as evidence in white-collar and national security prosecutions.
Who Was Charged and With What
Patrick Steven Yaroch, of Ashburn, Virginia, was arrested and fired from the FBI on Friday, August 1, 2026, following a raid on his home. Prosecutors filed charges against him in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia for interstate transportation of stolen goods, securities, and monies, and receipt of stolen goods, securities, and monies. Yaroch had served as a supervisory special agent within the FBI’s Counterintelligence and Espionage Division and, according to court documents, held a Top Secret security clearance throughout the period of the alleged theft.
How the Theft Allegedly Happened
According to the criminal affidavit, Yaroch was assigned to a national security investigative squad in the FBI’s Boston field office, working a case tied to an adversarial nation that two sources told NBC News was Russia. In the course of that investigation, Yaroch came across cryptocurrency wallets and holdings connected to the target of the probe.
Rather than seizing or freezing the funds through official channels, Yaroch allegedly grew increasingly frustrated that the FBI “could not or would not act” to disrupt the adversarial account’s use of cryptocurrency. Investigators say that starting in late 2024 or early 2025, Yaroch decided to “take matters into his own hands.” Using his government database access and top-secret clearance, he allegedly located and memorized passphrases tied to the adversarial cryptocurrency wallets, then created his own personal wallet and began transferring funds out — reportedly executing between 10 and 12 separate transactions that moved roughly $1 million into accounts he personally controlled.
The ChatGPT Trail
Perhaps the most striking element of the case is how much of the evidence against Yaroch reportedly came from his own conversations with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. According to the affidavit, Yaroch asked the AI chatbot in one exchange: “If I had a million dollars, how would you suggest investing it/spending it to maximize profit and return?” ChatGPT’s response was tailored to details Yaroch had apparently shared about his own life, reportedly replying with guidance referencing someone “at 37, with a young family, a goal of potentially retiring around 40, and a clear interest in eventually building a slower-living vineyard/agricultural lifestyle in places like Cilento or Portugal’s Dão region.” In a separate exchange dated June 26, 2026, investigators say Yaroch used ChatGPT to help draft an email related to a job opportunity in Greece, further suggesting he was actively exploring relocation and employment options abroad in the weeks before his arrest.
Evidence of a Planned Departure
Beyond the AI chat logs, investigators uncovered a substantial paper trail suggesting Yaroch was preparing to leave the country. The FBI found round-trip flight bookings for Yaroch, his wife, and child to travel to Portugal in September 2026, along with a power-of-attorney document authorizing two Portuguese lawyers to represent him before that country’s tax and customs authority and assist him in obtaining a Portuguese tax identification number.
Investigators also identified previously undisclosed international travel by Yaroch to Germany, Portugal, and Grenada between May and July 2026 — trips federal employees holding his level of security clearance are typically required to report in advance, which Yaroch allegedly failed to do.
The Confession
The case against Yaroch reportedly began unraveling after he confided in a Department of Justice colleague. On the afternoon of July 28, 2026, Yaroch contacted the colleague via the encrypted messaging app Signal and asked to meet to discuss personal matters, according to the affidavit. During that conversation, and in a subsequent interview with FBI investigators at his home, Yaroch allegedly admitted to the thefts. According to court documents, when agents interviewed him, Yaroch told them plainly: “I f***ed up.”
What Was Seized
When agents executed the search warrant at Yaroch’s Ashburn home on August 1, they seized $925,426.07 in cryptocurrency from his personal wallets and accounts, along with a Trezor hardware wallet, handwritten seed phrases, the Portuguese power-of-attorney documents, his electronics, and both his personal and diplomatic passports.
The FBI’s Response
An FBI spokesperson issued a brief statement to CNN following the arrest: “As soon as the FBI became aware of these allegations, we immediately took action, began an investigation, and ultimately executed an arrest warrant for this individual last week. We hold our employees to the highest ethical standards, and this conduct is not tolerated at the FBI. We are conducting a thorough investigation in the aftermath, and as this is an ongoing matter, we will have no further comment.” No attorney for Yaroch was listed in initial court filings; a federal public defender representing him has declined to comment publicly on the case.
Part of a Broader Pattern in the Intelligence Community
Yaroch’s arrest is not an isolated incident. It follows closely on the heels of a separate case involving a CIA official, David Rush, who was arrested in June 2026 and accused of stealing more than $40 million, allegedly converting the proceeds into gold bars and luxury watches. Taken together, the two cases have intensified scrutiny of internal financial oversight within U.S. intelligence agencies, particularly regarding personnel with privileged access to sensitive financial intelligence involving cryptocurrency.
Why This Case Matters
Beyond the individual allegations, the case highlights a broader shift in how digital evidence — including AI chatbot conversation logs — is now being used to build criminal cases. The FBI’s ability to reconstruct Yaroch’s financial planning, relocation research, and state of mind through his ChatGPT queries illustrates how everyday AI tool usage is increasingly becoming discoverable evidence in federal investigations, a development likely to draw continued attention as AI assistants become further embedded in daily life, including among those with access to the country’s most sensitive financial and intelligence systems.

Un exploit en curso dirigido a Coldcard, una de las carteras de hardware más confiables de Bitcoin, ha drenado casi $89 millones en Bitcoin de miles de víctimas — y los investigadores advierten que el ataque podría seguir activo.
Lo que hace que el robo sea especialmente alarmante es que destruye por completo la premisa del almacenamiento en frío: las claves privadas de las víctimas nunca se conectaron a internet, nunca fueron tocadas por malware y, en algunos casos, permanecieron dentro de cajas de seguridad bancarias durante años. El atacante no necesitó acceso físico a un solo dispositivo.

Un exploit en curso que ataca a Coldcard, una de las carteras de hardware más confiables de Bitcoin, ha drenado casi 89 millones de dólares en Bitcoin de miles de víctimas; e investigadores advierten que el ataque aún podría estar activo.
Lo que hace el robo especialmente alarmante es que derriba la premisa completa del almacenamiento en frío: las claves privadas de las víctimas nunca estuvieron conectadas a internet, nunca fueron tocadas por malware y, en algunos casos, permanecieron dentro de cajas de seguridad bancarias durante años. El atacante no necesitó acceso físico a un solo dispositivo.

La Philippine Blockchain Week 2026 marca el cambio de la decodificación al despliegue
MANILA, Filipinas — Más de 12.000 delegados locales e internacionales se reunieron en el SMX Convention Center Manila para la Philippine Blockchain Week (PBW) 2026, transformando el recinto en un centro de tecnología, innovación, emprendimiento, gaming, entretenimiento y políticas públicas.
Celebrado durante tres días bajo el tema Decoded: Deployed, la cuarta edición marcó un punto de inflexión en la transformación digital del país. En lugar de explicar qué pueden hacer blockchain, inteligencia artificial y activos digitales, la PBW 2026 demostró cómo estas tecnologías ya se están desplegando en el gobierno, las finanzas, los negocios y la vida cotidiana.

Philippine Blockchain Week 2026 Marca el Cambio de la Interpretación a la Implementación
MANILA, Filipinas — Más de 12.000 delegados locales e internacionales se reunieron en el SMX Convention Center Manila para la Philippine Blockchain Week (PBW) 2026, transformando el recinto en un centro de tecnología, innovación, emprendimiento, gaming, entretenimiento y políticas públicas.
Celebrada durante tres días bajo el lema Decoded: Deployed, la cuarta edición marcó un punto de inflexión en la transformación digital del país. En lugar de explicar lo que pueden hacer blockchain, inteligencia artificial y activos digitales, PBW 2026 demostró cómo estas tecnologías ya se están aplicando en el gobierno, las finanzas, los negocios y la vida cotidiana.

Coinbase reportó una pérdida neta de 359 millones de dólares en el segundo trimestre de 2026, su tercera pérdida consecutiva en trimestres, lo que hizo que las acciones cayeran aproximadamente un 5% en las operaciones fuera del horario habitual después de que el intercambio de cripto no cumpliera con las expectativas de ingresos de Wall Street por tercer periodo consecutivo.
Aun así, enterrada dentro de un titular que en papel se ve sombrío, hay una transformación empresarial que el CEO Brian Armstrong sostiene que ha cambiado fundamentalmente el tipo de compañía que en realidad es Coinbase.
Los Números Que Se Quedaron Fuera
Coinbase registró un ingreso total de 1.220 millones de dólares en el trimestre, una caída del 14% frente al trimestre anterior y muy por debajo de los 1.290 millones de dólares que habían proyectado los analistas de Wall Street. La pérdida neta de 359 millones de dólares se tradujo en una pérdida de 1,36 dólares por acción, un fuerte giro respecto a la ganancia de 1.430 millones de dólares, o 5,14 dólares por acción, que Coinbase reportó en el mismo trimestre del año anterior.

DESTACADOS POST-EVENTO: Finnovex Sudáfrica 2026 concluye con un éxito extraordinario
Tema: Impulsar la innovación del liderazgo en fintech africana, la inclusión y la evolución regulatoria
Fecha: 21 de julio de 2026
Sede: Johannesburg Marriott Hotel, Melrose Arch, Sudáfrica
Sitio web: https://sa.finnovex.com/
Johannesburgo, Sudáfrica — Finnovex Sudáfrica 2026 concluyó con gran éxito, ofreciendo un triunfo contundente y consolidándose firmemente como uno de los encuentros de servicios financieros más potentes y orientados a resultados del continente.

Coinbase informó una pérdida neta de 359 millones de dólares en el segundo trimestre de 2026, su tercera pérdida trimestral consecutiva, y envió las acciones a caer aproximadamente un 5% en las operaciones fuera de horario después del cierre, después de que el intercambio de criptomonedas no cumpliera con las expectativas de ingresos de Wall Street por tercer periodo consecutivo.
Sin embargo, enterrada dentro de un titular que en papel parece sombrío, hay una transformación del negocio que el CEO Brian Armstrong sostiene que ha cambiado fundamentalmente el tipo de empresa que en realidad es Coinbase.
Las cifras que no cumplieron
Coinbase publicó ingresos totales de 1,22 mil millones de dólares en el trimestre, un 14% menos que en el trimestre anterior y muy por debajo de los 1,29 mil millones que habían proyectado los analistas de Wall Street. La pérdida neta de 359 millones de dólares se tradujo en una pérdida de 1,36 dólares por acción, un fuerte cambio frente a las ganancias de 1,43 mil millones de dólares, o 5,14 dólares por acción, que Coinbase reportó en el mismo trimestre del año anterior.

El principal evento de FX, cripto y fintech de Europa: Wiki Finance Expo Cyprus 2026 llega a Limassol este noviembre.
Limassol, Chipre: marca tu calendario para la Wiki Finance Expo Cyprus 2026, que se celebrará el 6 de noviembre de 2026 en el prestigioso Parklane, un Luxury Collection Resort & Spa. Como uno de los encuentros más influyentes de Europa para la industria de servicios de divisas y fintech, el evento espera recibir a más de 5.000 profesionales, 50+ ponentes distinguidos y 50+ expositores de más de 30 países.

El principal evento de FX, cripto y fintech de Europa: Wiki Finance Expo Cyprus 2026 llega a Limassol este noviembre.
Limassol, Chipre: Marque sus calendarios para Wiki Finance Expo Cyprus 2026, que se celebrará el 6 de noviembre de 2026 en el prestigioso Parklane, un Luxury Collection Resort & Spa. Como uno de los encuentros más influyentes de Europa para la industria de servicios de divisas y fintech, el evento está previsto para dar la bienvenida a más de 5.000 profesionales, 50+ ponentes distinguidos y 50+ expositores de más de 30 países.

La senadora Elizabeth Warren se ha posicionado como la principal y más ruidosa opositora de la Ley CLARITY, el empuje central de la industria cripto por una legislación federal sobre la estructura del mercado. Su oposición es intensa, concreta y ha amenazado repetidamente con descarrilar el impulso del proyecto de ley. Pero sus críticos, muchos incluso provenientes de la propia industria cripto, sostienen que sus motivos no son tan limpios como su retórica populista sugiere. Esto es lo que realmente se puede verificar sobre ambos lados de esa disputa.
Lo que Warren en realidad está argumentando

La senadora Elizabeth Warren se ha posicionado como la principal y más ruidosa oponente de la Ley CLARITY, el impulso central de la industria cripto por una legislación federal de estructura de mercado. Su oposición es estridente, específica y ha amenazado repetidamente con descarrilar el impulso del proyecto. Pero sus críticos —muchos de la propia industria cripto— sostienen que sus motivos no son tan claros como su retórica populista sugiere. Esto es lo que realmente se puede verificar sobre ambos lados de esa disputa.
Lo que Warren está argumentando realmente

Por qué los traders exitosos tratan el trading como un negocio
El trading de Forex a menudo parece simple desde afuera. Abre una cuenta, coloca operaciones e intenta obtener ganancias a partir de los movimientos del mercado. Sin embargo, la realidad es muy diferente. Muchos traders pierden dinero no porque carezcan de acceso a la información, sino porque se acercan al trading de forma emocional en lugar de hacerlo de manera profesional.
Los traders exitosos tienden a operar con una mentalidad diferente. En lugar de tratar el trading como un pasatiempo o como un atajo para conseguir dinero rápido, lo abordan como un negocio construido sobre estructura, disciplina, planificación y gestión del riesgo.

Por qué los traders exitosos tratan el trading como un negocio
El trading de divisas a menudo parece sencillo desde fuera. Abre una cuenta, realiza operaciones e intenta obtener ganancias a partir de los movimientos del mercado. Sin embargo, la realidad es muy diferente. Muchos traders pierden dinero no porque no tengan acceso a la información, sino porque se acercan al trading de forma emocional en lugar de hacerlo de manera profesional.
Los traders exitosos tienden a operar con una mentalidad diferente. En lugar de tratar el trading como un pasatiempo o como un atajo para ganar dinero rápido, lo abordan como un negocio construido sobre estructura, disciplina, planificación y gestión del riesgo.

El Servicio Federal de Seguridad de Rusia (FSB) anunció el miércoles que ha acusado formalmente al fundador de Telegram, Pavel Durov, de facilitar actividades terroristas y lo ha incluido en una lista internacional de personas buscadas, marcando la escalada más grave hasta ahora en el conflicto de años del Kremlin con la plataforma de mensajería y su fundador abiertamente crítico.
Los cargos
Según el comunicado oficial del FSB, Durov está siendo investigado penalmente por facilitar actividades terroristas bajo la Parte 1.1 del Artículo 205.1 del Código Penal de Rusia, un cargo que conlleva una pena potencial que va de 8 a 15 años de prisión, o prisión de por vida.

El Servicio Federal de Seguridad de Rusia (FSB) anunció el miércoles que ha presentado formalmente cargos contra el fundador de Telegram, Pavel Durov, por facilitar actividades terroristas y lo ha incluido en una lista internacional de personas buscadas, marcando la escalada más grave hasta ahora en el conflicto de años del Kremlin con la plataforma de mensajería y su fundador abiertamente crítico.
Los cargos
Según la declaración oficial de la FSB, Durov está bajo investigación penal por facilitar actividades terroristas en virtud de la Parte 1.1 del Artículo 205.1 del Código Penal de Rusia, un cargo que conlleva una pena potencial de entre 8 y 15 años de prisión, o prisión de por vida.

El Senado de EE. UU. ha vuelto a posponer el examen de la Ley CLARITY, la pieza de legislación pendiente que más de cerca sigue la industria cripto, mientras los legisladores desvían el tiempo en el pleno hacia un paquete de sanciones a Rusia y un atraso de nominaciones federales antes del receso de agosto de la cámara, según informa CoinDesk.
El retraso reduce aún más una ventana ya ajustada para el paso de este año y ha llevado a los mercados de predicción a rebajar con fuerza las probabilidades de que el proyecto se convierta en ley en 2026.
Por qué el Senado cambió de rumbo