#加密货币监管 The US crypto legislation is finally making a push to the Senate, ending a decade-long tug-of-war. The past couple of days have been quite active, with White House meetings, bank CEOs gathering, and both Democrats and Republicans working to find common ground. Senator Lummis has openly stated that the review and amendments will take place next week.

Honestly, this development is quite significant for the crypto industry. Regulatory classification can finally put an end to the endless debate over "security or commodity," and the powers of the SEC and CFTC will be redefined, giving the entire industry a clearer set of rules. But on the other hand, the banking sector is also speaking up, mainly focusing on issues like paying interest to stablecoin issuers, anti-money laundering, DeFi, and other detailed matters that need to be sorted out.

Time is really tight; industry insiders say there are only about 48 hours left to see if progress can be made next week. Senators want to get this major issue resolved before the holidays, so that the regulatory framework for digital assets can truly take shape. No matter how it finally unfolds, at least there is finally some hope.