US Senate Banking Committee has put the brakes on advancing Bitcoin and crypto market structure legislation. The delay came after major industry players, including prominent exchange platforms, pulled their backing from the proposed bill. This shift in stakeholder support signals potential complications in the legislative timeline for digital asset market regulation at the federal level.
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ForkThisDAO
· 01-15 21:23
Here they go again. As soon as the exchanges withdraw their investments, the show is over. These people are really...
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 01-15 21:23
Exchanges halt operations as soon as they withdraw funds. This legislative game is really fragile... Where is the self-regulation we promised?
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fren_with_benefits
· 01-15 21:09
Another political spectacle, interest groups fleeing at the last moment...
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TaxEvader
· 01-15 21:03
Here comes another big show, exchanges are turning their backs and refusing to recognize people again.
US Senate Banking Committee has put the brakes on advancing Bitcoin and crypto market structure legislation. The delay came after major industry players, including prominent exchange platforms, pulled their backing from the proposed bill. This shift in stakeholder support signals potential complications in the legislative timeline for digital asset market regulation at the federal level.