tldr; U.S. lawmakers may delay the implementation of crypto market structure rules until 2029, according to TD Cowen. While the bill could move forward this year, political obstacles, including conflict-of-interest provisions targeting senior officials, are slowing progress. Democrats aim to include rules preventing officials and their families from owning crypto businesses, which faces resistance. The timeline may depend on political shifts, with elections influencing the pace of enactment and implementation.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Trump making sure he can still be a criminal even after laws are made. 🤡
JollyAd6242 on
At this point they’re just kicking the can down the road every election cycle. The SEC will keep operating in the gray zone and enforcing by lawsuit until someone actually forces them to give clear rules, which apparently isn’t happening anytime soon.
663SilverStax on
Long live the grift
Remwaldo1 on
Is this why the dip
csfrayer on
Conventional wisdom in Congress (I worked House and Senate for 15 years) is that for years ending in even numbers, if legislation on a substantial policy issue hasn’t already passed it’s not going to be taken up until the next Congress.
Edit: sorry, I meant passed by April
BigvalBROski on
Lol….People are still following the carrot.
twendah on
wow bullish af all in boys fast
Shootforthestars24 on
Ahahahahaha and yall thought he was gonna make it the crypto capital of the world 😂
FAKEZAIUS on
If they don’t pass it before midterms, it’s over
shadowmage666 on
Who cares what some random no name investment service thinks
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tldr; U.S. lawmakers may delay the implementation of crypto market structure rules until 2029, according to TD Cowen. While the bill could move forward this year, political obstacles, including conflict-of-interest provisions targeting senior officials, are slowing progress. Democrats aim to include rules preventing officials and their families from owning crypto businesses, which faces resistance. The timeline may depend on political shifts, with elections influencing the pace of enactment and implementation.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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Trump making sure he can still be a criminal even after laws are made. 🤡
At this point they’re just kicking the can down the road every election cycle. The SEC will keep operating in the gray zone and enforcing by lawsuit until someone actually forces them to give clear rules, which apparently isn’t happening anytime soon.
Long live the grift
Is this why the dip
Conventional wisdom in Congress (I worked House and Senate for 15 years) is that for years ending in even numbers, if legislation on a substantial policy issue hasn’t already passed it’s not going to be taken up until the next Congress.
Edit: sorry, I meant passed by April
Lol….People are still following the carrot.
wow bullish af all in boys fast
Ahahahahaha and yall thought he was gonna make it the crypto capital of the world 😂
If they don’t pass it before midterms, it’s over
Who cares what some random no name investment service thinks
They won’t…