2026-01-07 21:23:51

Cryptocurrency regulation is迎来新的转折点. The U.S. Senate Banking Committee and Agriculture Committee both plan to vote on cryptocurrency market structure legislation on January 15th. This is not a small move — it means that after a full year of discussions and consultations last year, this bill is finally entering a substantive stage.

The process is as follows: if both committees vote to approve, the next step is coordination within the Senate. Meanwhile, the House of Representatives has already passed the "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act," which also needs to be integrated. Finally, the final version will be sent to President Trump for signing, officially becoming law.

If this process proceeds smoothly, it could mean that the U.S. will have a clearer legal basis for cryptocurrency regulation. For the entire industry, this represents both a clarification of risks and a standardization of market order.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 01-07 21:53

It's finally happening, we've been waiting too long for this moment. Honestly, clearer regulations are actually good for us. With Trump's signature, it's a done deal, this is a sure thing. On January 15th, the casino doors will close, order will be restored. Industry standards should have been established a long time ago.

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AllInDaddy

· 01-07 21:51

It's finally happening. We've been waiting for over a year. This time, it's really happening, right?

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ForkPrince

· 01-07 21:24

It's finally coming. If this wave of regulation is implemented, the crypto world will undergo a thorough reshuffle. Trump signing it is really a done deal; it feels like a change is coming. The compliance army will be celebrating, but what about us wildcards... On January 15th, take a gamble that both committees will pass. The Clear Law Bill has been integrated, now it's really time to lay everything out clearly. Since regulation is here, there's no escaping it. Let's see who can survive until the end. Both committees are acting simultaneously; this is no ordinary show, it's definitely not just testing the waters.

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