2026-01-14 00:27:03

BREAKING: U.S. Senator Lummis Pushes for Crypto Market Structure Bill

A prominent U.S. Senator is calling on Congress to accelerate passage of digital asset market structure legislation. The push highlights growing urgency around establishing regulatory clarity in the cryptocurrency sector.

"The digital asset industry can't wait any longer for regulatory clarity," the Senator stated. "Let's get this done."

The remarks underscore ongoing efforts to create a comprehensive regulatory framework that would provide the crypto market with much-needed legal certainty and operational guidelines. Industry observers view this legislative momentum as a positive step toward mainstream institutional adoption.

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CryptoMotivator

· 01-14 12:45

Forget it, it's the same old story. Every time, they say they need clarity and a framework, but in the end? It's just the same dragging on as before. I just want to ask, can this bill really pass? Or will we have to wait another one or two years? Hey, Sister Lummis, are you serious this time? Let's wait and see. I'm a bit tired of the compliance talk; the key is how they follow up with actions. I'll be happy when this bill is actually implemented.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 01-14 00:54

Lummis finally said something sensible this time. Only with clear regulations can the crypto industry truly take off.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 01-14 00:52

It was about time someone pushed this issue; regulatory clarity is more important than anything else.

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Layer2Observer

· 01-14 00:46

Regulation clarifies that institutions will only dare to enter the market, but the question is—how exactly does this bill define "digital assets"? To what extent can on-chain data be made transparent? From an engineering perspective, there are still many details that need to be clarified.

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