The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee is set to release the draft of the "Crypto Market Structure Bill" regarding commodity regulation.
According to a report by Jinse Finance, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett stated that the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee is about to release the long-awaited bipartisan draft, which concerns the commodity regulation section of the cryptocurrency market structure bill. According to multiple sources, the committee may take action as early as tomorrow, though some sources indicate that final preparations could delay the release until next week. The imminent release of this draft, along with the Banking Committee's resumption of bipartisan staff negotiations, suggests that work related to market structure has restarted following last week's industry roundtable.
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