2026-01-14 22:33:48

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.

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ForkThisDAO

· 14h ago

Another delaying tactic, only working on market structure at the end of the month. What's the pace here? CLARITY first? So it's all just to buy more time. Buzman's move is really steady, going for both hands. Anyway, take it slow. We can wait. Wait, wait, wait. If we keep messing around like this, we won't finish even by the end of last year. Phased progress is just politicians' talk; in reality, they haven't figured it out. Claiming caution actually means no consensus, just bickering. Good grief, splitting two bills and still thinking of tackling them separately? Only dealing with market structure at the end of the month, so our positions will just keep getting trapped. This policy pace really makes people want to fall asleep.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 14h ago

Starting to use delay tactics again, only doing it at the end of the month? Feels like Congress just wants to drag it out slowly. Buzman's move this time is quite interesting, with two lines progressing in parallel. Is the CLARITY bill coming this week? Looking forward to the show. Alright, phased approach is better than a one-size-fits-all, at least giving the market some buffer. Cautious attitude? I think it's just not knowing how to handle it. CLARITY will be set before the end of the month, so we need to keep a close eye this weekend. Feels like they're still doing Tai Chi, are they really going to take serious action? Postponing again and again, when will it ever be implemented if this keeps up? Splitting the two bills into separate actions, are they playing political balancing?

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ContractFreelancer

· 14h ago

Here comes the delaying tactic again. I'm tired of the phased approach in the US Congress. --- Separating clarity and market structure—is this waiting for a market signal? --- Nothing until the end of the month, the crypto world will face another month of uncertainty. --- CLARITY will be launched this week, it feels like just for show to the market. --- Discussing separately actually makes it more confusing. I really don't understand this logic. --- Congress's cautious attitude = no one truly understands crypto. Just say it straight. --- Don't talk about phased progress; they probably haven't thought it through. --- Another wave at the end of the month, another month of holding and watching. --- CLARITY is a good name, but the entire process is zero clarity.

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ForkItAll

· 14h ago

Still procrastinating, huh? Anyway, these bills will just have to wait in the end. Let's talk about it at the end of the month. It's just a routine.

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