U.S. Senate Committee Plans December Vote on Crypto Bill
The post U.S. Senate Committee Plans December Vote on Crypto Bill appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Key Points: Senate Banking to vote on crypto bill in December. BTC and ETH prices see fluctuations. Bill aims for clearer market regulations. U.S. Senate Banking Chairman Tim Scott announced a committee vote on a cryptocurrency market structure bill, “CLARITY,” next month, following its passage in the House. The bill signifies growing bipartisan efforts to standardize crypto regulations, impacting assets like BTC and ETH, amid volatile market responses linked to regulatory uncertainties. Senate’s “CLARITY” Bill: Potential Market and Regulatory Shifts The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is expected to hold a December vote on the “CLARITY” cryptocurrency market structure bill, which has already passed the House. Committee Chairman Tim Scott underlined concerted efforts with bipartisan support to advance the proposal. A successful vote in the Senate would see the bill move forward toward presidential approval. Key political figures, including Chairman Scott, have voiced support, emphasizing the need for regulatory clarity. Scott highlighted the collaborative efforts with Democratic senators to expedite legislative procedures. This effort underscores a pivot toward mainstream regulatory acceptance of cryptocurrencies in U.S. financial legislation. “Next month, we believe we can mark up in both committees and get this to the floor of the Senate early next year so that President Trump will sign the legislation making America the crypto capital of the world.” — Tim Scott, Chairman, U.S. Senate Banking Committee Bitcoin’s $91K Surge: Impact of Regulatory Developments Did you know? The CLARITY bill echoes efforts not seen since 2021 — a pivotal year in U.S. crypto regulation when significant debates surrounding the Infrastructure Bill shaped market expectations. Bitcoin, trading at $91,283.92, has a market cap of formatNumber(1821154463303, 2) with a daily volume of $77.72 billion, as reported by CoinMarketCap. Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin increased by 10.43%, rebounding despite prior week’s losses. The cryptocurrency’s circulating supply nears its…
