Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has introduced new federal legislation aimed at creating an “Anti-Corruption Bureau” with the power to investigate, enforce, and prevent executive-branch corruption. The proposal also folds into a wider political fight over cryptocurrency ethics and market-structure reform, as Schumer’s remarks directly referenced President Donald Trump’s financial ties to crypto. According to Schumer’s office, the bill—called the Anti-Corruption Bureau Creation Act —would establish a new agency designed to replace what he described as a fragmented system of oversight bodies. Schumer and cosponsors presented the effort as a targeted response to conflicts of interest they say stem from public office and lucrative crypto-related investments. Key takeaways Schumer introduced the Anti-Corruption Bureau Creation Act , proposing a dedicated US agency to investigate, enforce, and prevent executive-branch corruption. The bill’s rationale ties to alleged Trump-linked fin...
Canadian crypto participation is rising quickly, according to fresh research from the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC). The regulator’s latest survey suggests that the share of Canadians who own cryptocurrencies has climbed to 25% in 2026, up from 10% in 2023—an expansion that also coincides with broader awareness of crypto assets. The OSC released the findings Tuesday, based on a poll of 2,360 Canadians aged 18 and over conducted between December 2025 and January 2026. The study found that 59% of respondents said they are aware of crypto assets, while 25% reported that they currently hold cryptocurrencies. Key takeaways The OSC survey reports crypto ownership has reached 25% in 2026, compared with 10% in 2023. Awareness increased alongside ownership, with 59% of respondents indicating they know about crypto assets. About half of crypto owners said they check whether a platform is registered before using it. Despite growing caution, the OSC found widespread confusion about r...