Senate's next market structure draft may be pro-crypto, but without Dems, industry fears

Senate's next market structure draft may be pro-crypto, but without Dems, industry fears

The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee's next draft is expected to shield developers from liability, insiders have been advised, but it may without Democrat backing.

Sources: the US Senate's crypto market structure bill is likely to be delayed by several weeks as key lawmakers shift focus to potential housing legislation

Senate Revives Crypto Market Structure Bill with Fresh Commodities-Focused Push

What Does the Senate’s New Move Mean for Crypto? Crypto markets have been waiting for clear rules. For years, fights between regulators have kept things unclear. Now, the US Senate is giving the crypto market structure bill a second chance. This time, it ties crypto to commodities regulation. This could change how Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other tokens are treated. The bill aims to split duties. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) would…

Senator Boozman Confirms No Deal Yet on Market Structure Bill

Introduction Introduction The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee’s Republican draft of the market structure bill signals a disciplined attempt to codify how crypto markets will be overseen by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. As lawmakers prepare for a markup next week, the document reflects ongoing negotiations with Democrats and industry stakeholders. The proposal aims to balance innovation wit…

Crypto bill delayed as Senate panel pivots to housing push

A sweeping U.S. crypto market bill is likely to be delayed by at least several weeks as key lawmakers shift their focus to potential housing legislation in support of President Donald Trump’s affordability push, according to people familiar with the…

Crypto Market Bill Heads to Senate Agriculture Markup Amid Banking Committee Delays

The Agriculture Committee is moving ahead on crypto legislation despite a lack of bipartisan agreement, even as the Banking Committee slows its own work.