The Senate Banking Committee has postponed a planned vote on cryptocurrency regulation. The delay marks another turn in ongoing legislative efforts to establish clearer rules for digital assets in the U.S. The committee, which oversees banking and financial services matters, had scheduled the vote but extended the timeline, signaling continued negotiations among lawmakers on how to approach crypto oversight. Market participants are monitoring these developments closely, as regulatory clarity remains a key factor influencing the industry's growth and institutional adoption.
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The Senate Banking Committee has postponed a planned vote on cryptocurrency regulation. The delay marks another turn in ongoing legislative efforts to establish clearer rules for digital assets in the U.S. The committee, which oversees banking and financial services matters, had scheduled the vote but extended the timeline, signaling continued negotiations among lawmakers on how to approach crypto oversight. Market participants are monitoring these developments closely, as regulatory clarity remains a key factor influencing the industry's growth and institutional adoption.