Crypto Legislation Faces Reset as Congress Turns Over
A CoinDesk opinion piece warns that U.S. crypto legislation will reset once a new Congress is sworn in, since key senators behind the bill will not be on the ballot again.
Can any single piece of U.S. financial legislation survive a change in Congress without losing its original authors and intent? If key sponsors leaving means restarting negotiations, lawmaking on fast-moving technology may always lag behind the technology itself. Does the structure of U.S. Congress make durable, bipartisan crypto policy possible, or does routine turnover guarantee repeated resets no matter how much progress the industry makes?
https://www.bonuz.xyz/en/blog/crypto-legislation-congress-reset
A CoinDesk opinion piece warns that U.S. crypto legislation will reset once a new Congress is sworn in, since key senators behind the bill will not be on the ballot again.
Can any single piece of U.S. financial legislation survive a change in Congress without losing its original authors and intent? If key sponsors leaving means restarting negotiations, lawmaking on fast-moving technology may always lag behind the technology itself. Does the structure of U.S. Congress make durable, bipartisan crypto policy possible, or does routine turnover guarantee repeated resets no matter how much progress the industry makes?
https://www.bonuz.xyz/en/blog/crypto-legislation-congress-reset
