The US crypto market structure bill has been postponed for a few weeks, and the Agriculture Committee version is expected to be voted on by January 27.

RumbleValidator · 2026-01-21T23:40:11+00:00

Legislative progress in the US crypto market is slow, with the Senate Banking Committee's review postponed to February or March. However, the Agriculture Committee plans to vote on its own digital asset legislation on January 27, which will ultimately need to be merged with the version from the Banking Committee. This process tests patience and demonstrates that regulators are actively pushing forward.

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2026-01-21 23:40:11

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【BlockBeats】The US cryptocurrency market legislation has made new progress. The Senate Banking Committee recently shifted its focus to follow up on Trump’s housing policy, which means the review of the crypto market structure bill will be delayed—at least several weeks, possibly pushed to late February or even March before it can be scheduled. It sounds a bit frustrating, but there is a silver lining. The Senate Agriculture Committee is not idle; they insist on pushing their own version of digital asset legislation, with a vote planned for January 27. After that, this version will need to be merged with the Banking Committee’s version before it can be submitted to the full Senate for discussion. In simple terms, two parallel tracks are moving forward, and they will eventually converge. For the crypto industry, this process tests patience and also indicates that regulators are genuinely pushing forward in this area.

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P2ENotWorking

· 2h ago

The Agriculture Committee's move is quite interesting; the vote is scheduled for January 27th? It feels like they're racing against the Banking Committee to get ahead.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 2h ago

Two lines running parallel are definitely better than one line getting stuck. The Agriculture Committee's move this time is still somewhat impressive.

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