2026-01-21 23:36:10

Latest news indicates that the U.S. Senate Banking Committee is adjusting its priorities. To align with the advancement of housing affordability policies, the review of the Crypto Market Structure Act has been postponed—at least for a few weeks. The actual review? It is expected to be scheduled for late February or March.

But that's not all. The Senate Agriculture Committee has not stopped. They are still pushing forward with their own digital asset legislation, planned for release on January 27. Both tracks are progressing in parallel, which means the crypto industry may face different legislative approaches from different committees.

The market's reaction to this delay remains to be seen. After all, the timeline for regulatory framework implementation often influences market expectations and project development. The key now is whether the Agriculture Committee can introduce its legislation first, and whether this will pressure the Banking Committee to accelerate its actions.

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 5h ago

Another delay, another wait. The US side really knows how to drag things out... The Agriculture Committee is set to take action on the 27th. This is getting interesting.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 5h ago

延期 again and again? Is housing policy really that urgent? It seems like crypto is always treated as an alternative option.

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BearEatsAll

· 5h ago

It's the same old delaying game again; the Banking Committee has to cater to the real estate sector first, and our crypto matters are pushed to the back. The Agriculture Committee is a bit more straightforward; they plan to do something on January 27th, with both sides playing their own tunes. Regulators really know how to play. Pushed to March? Come on, there will be new surprises by then. Anyway, just wait and see.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 5h ago

Bank Committee: I need a break. Agriculture Committee: I refuse, it will be released on January 27. When will these two flowers bloom in the same garden... The little trick of regulation is to keep people guessing.

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CommunityWorker

· 5h ago

The Banking Committee is again passing the buck, really interesting... The Agriculture Committee is holding back with full force. Let's see on January 27th who acts first. Delays are actually quite common, no need to panic too much. The key is to watch the subsequent actions. Two committees at odds? This will definitely stir up the crypto circle, standard refinement in progress. Housing policies can even block crypto review? Politics is so magical. As long as the Agriculture Committee can release information first, the pressure can truly be felt on the banks. Honestly, policy tug-of-war is the most uncomfortable, and the market fears this kind of uncertainty the most.

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