Market Structure Legislation
State of Crypto: Trying to figure out the market structure bill's prognosis
Will we get this bill after all?
Macquarie sees U.S. Senate near crypto deal as market structure, GENIUS rules advance
The bank said bipartisan Senate talks on market structure legislation and parallel GENIUS Act rulemaking could deliver a workable U.S. crypto framework by early 2026.
Senate punts crypto market structure bill to next year
The Senate will not hold a market structure markup hearing this month, pushing any progress toward a new crypto law to next year.
U.S. Market Structure Bill May Slide to January as Talks Continue Over Several Points
While legislative language circulates among all four corners of the talks — industry, White House, Republicans and Democrats — the process is still mid-stride.
U.S. Senate's Crypto Market Structure Bill Gets Messy as Calendar Weighs Down
The White House has shut down proposals, and lawmakers are circulating the Democrats' asks in what had been a close negotiation, revealing 11th-hour pressure.
Key U.S. Senator on Crypto Bill, Lummis, Negotiating Dicey Points With White House
The Republican lawmaker who is among the core negotiators on the U.S. market structure bill said the White House has rejected some ethics language.
Senate Ag Releases Long-Awaited Version of Crypto Market Structure Legislation
The bill brings Congress a step closer to firmly defining how the CFTC and SEC can oversee crypto.
U.S. Government Shutdown Stretches to Record 36 Days, Continues Risk of Derailing Crypto Bill
Market structure legislation could still see movement this year, but likely won't become law before 2026.
The Clock Is Ticking on Crypto Market Structure Legislation in the U.S.
The U.S. has the deepest liquidity in crypto markets and is home to some of the largest issuers and exchanges, but without a comprehensive market structure we risk ceding ground to Latin America and Europe, Congressman French Hill argues.
Senators Still Hopeful for Crypto Market Structure Law by End of Year
Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Cynthia Lummis said bipartisan efforts on the bill were continuing.
