US Senate lawmakers have voted 60 to 38 in favor of a resolution to nullify the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) rule that obliges banks to keep customers' digital assets on their balance sheets. The rule, criticized for hampering innovation, requires banks to maintain capital against these assets. The resolution, H.J.Res. 109, has been passed despite President Joe Biden's intention to veto it to safeguard investors and the broader financial system. If vetoed, it will require a two-thirds majority to pass again. The Blockchain Association hailed the vote as a sign of growing crypto awareness.