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Interesting to see Senator Tim Scott commenting that negotiations on the market structure are progressing. It seems that the spectrum of political discussions around cryptocurrencies is becoming clearer, at least on the regulatory side of the US.
It’s curious that CoinDesk published this — crypto media always walk a fine line between covering the market and having their own interests. They make it very clear that they are now part of Bullish, and that journalists can earn compensation in shares. At least honest.
The point is: if they are really moving forward with negotiations on how the market should operate, this could change the game quite a bit. Is anyone else following how this conversation is evolving?