U.S. lawmakers are accelerating efforts on cryptocurrency market structure legislation. Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott has pushed the bill forward, with key hearings set for Thursday. The initiative targets positioning America as a global crypto hub, prioritizing domestic innovation and job creation rather than outsourcing these opportunities overseas. This legislative push signals growing congressional momentum around establishing clearer regulatory frameworks for digital assets.
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BackrowObserver
· 3h ago
The pace of legislation has finally sped up, and the US wants to seize this opportunity.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 01-12 00:52
Oh wow, Tim Scott is aiming to turn the US into a crypto paradise. Based on my analysis, the on-chain data behind this must be very interesting. Are big players positioning themselves in advance?...
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On-ChainDiver
· 01-12 00:49
Finally making some moves, but it took these guys so long to push things forward...
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-12 00:47
Hmm... Is the US finally going to take serious action? But I've heard this trick too many times; whether it will actually materialize depends on what happens next.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 01-12 00:43
Hmm, with this wave of regulatory frameworks being rolled out, is the US finally going to take the game of liquidity depth seriously? Compared to Europe's complicated approach, this mindset is quite clear—grabbing the key to market making is all about capital efficiency.
U.S. lawmakers are accelerating efforts on cryptocurrency market structure legislation. Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott has pushed the bill forward, with key hearings set for Thursday. The initiative targets positioning America as a global crypto hub, prioritizing domestic innovation and job creation rather than outsourcing these opportunities overseas. This legislative push signals growing congressional momentum around establishing clearer regulatory frameworks for digital assets.