Update on U.S. crypto policy front: The Senate Agriculture Committee chair is weighing a potential delay to the January 15 crypto market structure markup session. This move aims to create more room for bipartisan consensus-building efforts. On the same day, both the Agriculture and Banking Committees are scheduled to hold hearings and conduct votes. The disagreement over DeFi regulatory provisions remains a critical obstacle in negotiations. Industry observers are tracking these legislative developments closely, as the outcome could reshape how crypto trading infrastructure and decentralized finance platforms operate under U.S. law.
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UnluckyLemur
· 01-15 19:23
Starting to procrastinate again... DeFi is really a tough nut to crack, I really don't know when we'll see a decent solution.
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HorizonHunter
· 01-15 03:41
Postponed again? I'm tired of this routine; DeFi keeps hitting a wall.
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NFTDreamer
· 01-13 20:50
The DeFi sector is really at a deadlock; pushing it to January 15th won't change much. The two parties simply can't get on the same wavelength.
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DaoTherapy
· 01-12 20:10
Another delay? This trick has been played for over a year, and the defi part is still arguing.
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GasGuzzler
· 01-12 20:07
Another delay. How long can these people keep dragging this out?
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ChainPoet
· 01-12 20:07
Are you dragging things out again? Is DeFi really that hard to handle?
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PaperHandsCriminal
· 01-12 19:50
Starting to procrastinate again, this time because the DeFi sector is too tough, even the Senate guys can't handle it. Let's see the real results on January 15; we'll see then who can win.
Update on U.S. crypto policy front: The Senate Agriculture Committee chair is weighing a potential delay to the January 15 crypto market structure markup session. This move aims to create more room for bipartisan consensus-building efforts. On the same day, both the Agriculture and Banking Committees are scheduled to hold hearings and conduct votes. The disagreement over DeFi regulatory provisions remains a critical obstacle in negotiations. Industry observers are tracking these legislative developments closely, as the outcome could reshape how crypto trading infrastructure and decentralized finance platforms operate under U.S. law.