Washington has given the crypto industry a familiar product update: the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is not dead, but the launch date has slipped. The U.S. Senate will not vote on the market-structure bill before the August recess, moving its next real chance of action to September.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune said there would be no August vote, with a possible vote in September. The delay follows unresolved disagreements between the parties, including demands for stronger ethics rules, enforcement provisions and market safeguards. The result is straightforward for ...
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