Source: CryptoNewsNet
Original Title: DeFi, ethics disputes remain in Senate crypto bill ahead of Jan. 15 vote
Original Link: https://cryptonews.net/news/legal/32236798/
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is inching closer to agreement on a bipartisan crypto market structure bill, with a vote next week, its chairman said, as industry insiders prepare for a blitz of the Senate offices on Thursday.
Republicans on the committee are exhibiting wide confidence that their finish line is near on the lengthy negotiations over a bill to set up regulated crypto markets in the U.S. However, Democratic negotiators haven’t broadly weighed in on the rapid timeline that committee Chairman Tim Scott said will conclude with a January 15 markup hearing. A document that emerged from the Tuesday meeting shows that while the main sticking points are still in place between the parties, numerous Democratic requests have been incorporated.
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DeFi, ethics disputes remain in Senate crypto bill ahead of Jan. 15 vote
Source: CryptoNewsNet Original Title: DeFi, ethics disputes remain in Senate crypto bill ahead of Jan. 15 vote Original Link: https://cryptonews.net/news/legal/32236798/ The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is inching closer to agreement on a bipartisan crypto market structure bill, with a vote next week, its chairman said, as industry insiders prepare for a blitz of the Senate offices on Thursday.
Republicans on the committee are exhibiting wide confidence that their finish line is near on the lengthy negotiations over a bill to set up regulated crypto markets in the U.S. However, Democratic negotiators haven’t broadly weighed in on the rapid timeline that committee Chairman Tim Scott said will conclude with a January 15 markup hearing. A document that emerged from the Tuesday meeting shows that while the main sticking points are still in place between the parties, numerous Democratic requests have been incorporated.