Breaking:U.S. Crypto Regulation Faces Another Delay as Senate Pushes Bill to Late January
Efforts to establish clear rules for the U.S. cryptocurrency market have slowed once again. The Senate Agriculture Committee has delayed the markup of a key crypto market structure bill until the last week of January, signaling continued challenges in reaching legislative consensus.
The bill is designed to define how digital assets are regulated in the U.S., including the roles of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Supporters say it would provide much-needed clarity for crypto exchanges, investors, and developers operating in an uncertain regulatory environment.
The delay reflects ongoing disagreements among lawmakers and industry stakeholders, particularly around stablecoin oversight and asset classification. While the crypto industry is eager for faster action, some legislators argue that additional time is needed to ensure strong consumer protections and avoid regulatory loopholes.
For now, the postponement extends regulatory uncertainty, leaving the industry waiting to see whether late January will bring progress—or further delays.
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