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pe proiectul de lege privind structura pieței crypto, despre care s-a discutat mult. Acest lucru a confirmat îngrijorările crescânde că Congresul rămâne fără timp pentru a aproba legea în acest an. Întrebarea s-a mutat acum de la dacă proiectul de lege va fi aprobat la dacă legiuitorii au chiar suficient timp pentru a finaliza procesul.
Comitetul pentru Bănci al Senatului a împărtășit că nu va merge mai departe cu un markup în această etapă. Mulți oameni care urmăresc procesul se așteptau la acest rezultat. Anul se apropie de sfârșit și legiuitorii se confruntă cu presiunea timpului din partea multor alte priorități. Din această cauză, proiectul de lege este acum mai probabil să fie întârziat până anul viitor.

crypto market law are still not finished as the year moves close to the holiday break. This law is one of the biggest goals for the crypto industry in Washington. Many people now believe real progress may not happen until January.
Draft versions of the bill are moving quietly among lawmakers and industry leaders. Some crypto executives were shown parts of the draft during a White House meeting on Thursday. The pages were only shared for a short time and no final support was given. The meeting was led by President Donald Trump crypto adviser Patrick Witt according to people familiar with the talks.
There are still four major issues that must be solved before Democrats are willing to support the bill. The talks include Senate Democrats Senate Republicans the White House and the crypto industry. These groups do not yet agree on rules about ethics for government officials and crypto. One major concern is whether top officials including President Trump should be allowed to earn money from crypto projects.
Another issue is stablecoins and whether they should be allowed to earn yield. There are also disagreements about how much power the Securities and Exchange Commission should have. Lawmakers are debating which tokens the agency should control and how decentralized finance should be treated under the law.
The White House has already rejected some ideas from Democrats especially rules that would stop officials from making money through crypto ties. At the same time the crypto industry has made it clear that it wants strong protection for decentralized systems and software builders.
Patrick Witt shared on social media that the White House and Senate Republicans agree on protecting developers and decentralized finance. This point has become one of the strongest positions held by the administration.
Even with these disagreements the talks remain very active. Lobbyists say the level of effort is higher than ever before. This gives hope that the bill could soon move toward a formal review in Senate committees.
Cody Carbone the head of a major crypto policy group said he feels more hopeful than ever. He said both parties are serious and continue to share ideas and draft changes. According to him there is real energy behind getting the law done.
If passed the bill would finally give clear rules for crypto in the United States. It would explain what counts as a crypto token how markets should work and which agencies control each part of the system. Until then regulators are trying to set rules on their own but they agree that a full law is the best long term answer.
Time is still a challenge. The Senate has only a few working days left this year. Many lawmakers have returned to their home states. Staff members may continue talks but public action may wait.
Many people in crypto policy now expect January to be the key month. If committees begin work early in the new year the bill could still move forward before other political fights slow things down.
Negotiations are still alive. Progress has not stopped. Most signs suggest early next year could bring real movement.
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