There is a latest update on this week's cryptocurrency regulatory developments. Senator John Boozman, chairman of the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee, announced that legislation related to the structure of the crypto market will be postponed until the end of the month. However, this does not affect the discussion and progress on the CLARITY Act in the Senate this Thursday — the two topics are advancing at different paces. While both market structure legislation and the CLARITY Act aim to regulate the crypto industry, their focus areas differ. The market structure legislation is more focused on building the overall framework of trading markets, whereas the CLARITY Act addresses specific issues of regulatory clarity. According to the schedule, the discussion before the weekend will primarily focus on CLARITY, with the market structure-related content being addressed only at the end of the month. This phased approach also reflects a more cautious attitude of the U.S. Congress toward crypto policy.