Highlights
Crypto and AI Czar David Sacks is set to meet with Republican members of the Senate Banking Committee on Wednesday morning. The meeting aims to push forward discussions on the long-awaited crypto market structure bill.
The action follows increased demands among legislators to make progress concerning the committee’s proposal with increased pressure to bring regulatory clarity in digital assets. Sacks is expected to emphasize the need for bipartisan cooperation to move the crypto market legislation forward.
The push aligns with broader federal discussions on digital asset policy. Recently, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller proposed a payments framework to support crypto innovation.
According to Fox Business journalist Eleanor Terrett, the meeting will also address reservations from key members like Senator John Kennedy. Kennedy has previously expressed concerns about the bill’s implications.
The renewed discussion is proof that there’s growing urgency within Washington to finalize a framework for how cryptocurrencies should be regulated under federal law.
The meeting is part of a wider wave of activities on Capitol Hill this week related to the crypto market. Two industry roundtables are also scheduled. One is hosted by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand while the other is by Senator Tim Scott.
Advancement on Capitol Hill can alleviate the regulatory uncertainties among players in the crypto market. These include U.S. crypto exchanges, stablecoin issuers, and investors who have long operated in regulatory ambiguity.
It also arrives as broader economic pressures mount. Analysts are watching fiscal developments and inflation data that could shape crypto market sentiment.
Momentum toward crypto regulation has been building again following increased industry engagement and public pressure for clarity. The outreach to the two parties by Sacks is the attempt to offer a uniform pathway for crypto market legislation.
These events are expected to bring together lawmakers, industry leaders, and regulators to debate multiple issues. These include investor protection, innovation, and U.S. competitiveness in global crypto markets.
The roundtable led by Gillibrand is a closed-door meeting between Senate Democrats and senior crypto industry executives. It involves representatives from Coinbase, Ripple Labs, Chainlink Labs and Uniswap Labs.
The purpose is to restart stalled talks on a U.S. crypto market-structure bill, with a particular focus on how decentralized finance (DeFi) should be regulated. According to Terrett, both Democratic and Republican sources view the upcoming gatherings as a positive step.
The events may help restart stalled bipartisan talks. These are regarded as the key to the passage of a comprehensive crypto market structure bill prior to the end of the year.
The new deliberations are the culmination of months of politicking. The exact role of agencies like SEC and CFTC in regulating the crypto market is still contentious among lawmakers.
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