The US Digital Asset Bill Delayed Until 2026, Focus on DeFi and Stablecoin Regulation

2025-12-20 19:20:10

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【Crypto World】The U.S. Senate Banking Committee announced that it will not advance the review hearing for the Digital Asset Market Structure Act this year, with the entire timetable pushed back to 2026. The bill contains several key unresolved issues—how to regulate DeFi, the yield policies for stablecoins, and the bipartisan appointments for the SEC and CFTC. These may sound like technical details, but they directly impact the entire industry ecosystem.

Why has it been delayed? The agenda before the midterm elections was already packed, and with the possibility of another government shutdown in January next year, time is extremely tight. Interestingly, both parties are quite interested in this bill; it’s just that the reality is in front of us—any progress will have to wait for the right timing. This also means that the industry will have to wait another year for clearer regulatory guidance.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 16h ago

ngl, another year of regulatory limbo feels like hitting mile 20 in this marathon—legs are heavy but the fundamentals haven't changed. SEC/CFTC dynamics are basically the real race here, DeFi stuff is just noise imo.

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