A top Republican negotiator on crypto market structure is laying out what's coming next. The focus? Tomorrow's banking committee markup and where the real friction points lie right now. Banks keep dominating the conversation—here's the thing though: the banking sector's outsized attention in crypto policy conversations actually reveals something deeper about how regulations get built. When traditional finance gets this much air time in crypto legislation, you start seeing the regulatory framework tilt in specific directions. That's what makes the next 24 hours crucial. The negotiation dynamics around market structure will shape how retail participants, institutions, and financial intermediaries each get treated under the new rules.
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SnapshotStriker
· 01-15 00:49
Banking influence is about to rise again, and retail investors need to band together even more.
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NotSatoshi
· 01-15 00:43
What are the banking groups up to again? It seems like their voices dominate the crypto policy discussions.
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SmartContractRebel
· 01-15 00:29
Here we go again, the traditional finance folks are still at the helm, and retail investors are still that unlucky guy.
A top Republican negotiator on crypto market structure is laying out what's coming next. The focus? Tomorrow's banking committee markup and where the real friction points lie right now. Banks keep dominating the conversation—here's the thing though: the banking sector's outsized attention in crypto policy conversations actually reveals something deeper about how regulations get built. When traditional finance gets this much air time in crypto legislation, you start seeing the regulatory framework tilt in specific directions. That's what makes the next 24 hours crucial. The negotiation dynamics around market structure will shape how retail participants, institutions, and financial intermediaries each get treated under the new rules.