The U.S. Senate is considering delaying the vote on the crypto bill, with bipartisan negotiations becoming crucial

【Blockchain Rhythm】 Has some new developments. On January 10th, several informed sources revealed that Republican Senator and Agriculture Committee Chairman Boozman is considering delaying the voting plan on the cryptocurrency market regulation bill. The review process originally scheduled for January 15th may be postponed, but only if Democrats and Republicans can reach a substantive consensus at the negotiation table in the coming days.

The current situation is as follows: Boozman’s team is in intense negotiations with Democratic lead negotiator and New Jersey Senator Cory Booker. If there is a breakthrough over the weekend, he plans to postpone the vote in hopes that both parties can reach an agreement on the bill. The benefits of this approach are obvious— a bill supported by both parties is clearly more persuasive than one pushed unilaterally.

So, the next few days are critical. This issue not only involves the regulatory framework for U.S. cryptocurrencies but also reflects, to some extent, the increasing importance of this industry in American politics.