2026-01-02 06:25:31

The 2026 US crypto market regulation schedule has surfaced. Currently, the Senate is drafting core legislation on market structure—commonly referred to as the Clarify Act—and hearings are expected to begin in January. Meanwhile, the US Securities and Exchange Commission is also preparing a new "Innovation Exemption" framework, aiming to create a fast-track entry for qualifying companies. By the critical date of May 15… (content not fully provided, rewritten based on available parts)

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2h ago

ngl, clarity act dropping in jan? been there, lost that back in 2022 when regs got messy... those "innovation exemptions" sound nice until your health factor tanks overnight. watching those hearing dates like a hawk, not touching leverage till this settles. may 15th's gonna be wild either way tbh

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RadioShackKnight

· 16h ago

Wait, will the bill really pass? It feels like just empty talk again.

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tokenomics_truther

· 16h ago

Wait, "Innovation Exemption"? Sounds like they're going to loosen regulations again for big institutions... Small investors still get cut.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 16h ago

The bill is back again. Is the Senate really going to get serious this time? Or is it just another paper tiger... Wait, the SEC's exemption framework seems to be paving the way for big institutions. Retail investors still get cut. What exactly will happen on May 15? It feels like a cycle of expectation → disappointment every time. If this roadmap really materializes, I’ll be surprised. Don’t let it be all talk and no action again.

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ZenMiner

· 16h ago

Oh my, another round of regulatory reshuffling. Is it really happening this time? Wait, can the bill really pass? It feels like just talk on paper again... May 15th? Alright, let's see what tricks they pull out then. The innovation exemption framework sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be an illusion. This pace is really a bit fast; I better get some popcorn ready. Honestly, it all depends on who acts first.

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MEVHunterWang

· 17h ago

Is the clear bill coming again? Will it really be implemented this time or just another round of bickering... Wait, the innovation exemption framework? Sounds like they’re opening a backdoor for big institutions. What the hell is May 15th, feels like another trap. The Senate folks are really slow, no reliable timetable at all. The US just loves to do this, regulation + exemptions, claiming it's innovation haha. It depends on who gets the exemption, it’s definitely those big players again. The 2026 regulatory schedule is out, but I keep feeling this is just a big hype. Hearing in January? Probably just a show. Who will the green channel be for? That’s the real key.

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NFTDreamer

· 17h ago

Is the Clarification Act coming again? Will it really be implemented this time? It feels like it's always talked about every year. --- May 15th, this critical date... is it another day to "set off firecrackers"? --- Green channel? Ha, I still remember the promise from last time that hasn't been fulfilled yet. --- The Senate has been brewing this for half a day, still the same old wine in new bottles. --- The innovative exemption framework sounds good, but I'm just worried it will turn into a new trap in the end. --- Wait, is this to officially recognize cryptocurrencies? Or are they just creating new restrictions again? --- Once the Clarification Act comes, is that it? I just want to know if crypto investors will finally make money or not. --- May is so far away... we have to wait more than half a year. Who knows what it will be like then. --- Hearings, hearings, always hearings. When will it actually be implemented? --- If the SEC's framework really comes, will small coins take off immediately?

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