This week could mark a turning point for crypto policy in the U.S. — two heavyweight meetings are about to go down.
First up, TODAY: Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are sitting down to hash out the crypto market structure bill. It's one of those rare moments where Democrats and Republicans might actually find common ground on digital asset regulations.
Then on THURSDAY: Things get even more interesting. Senators are scheduled to meet with the top brass from Citi, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo. The agenda? Crypto legislation that could reshape how traditional banking intersects with digital assets.
These aren't just casual coffee chats — they're the kind of discussions that could define the regulatory landscape for years to come. Eyes on Capitol Hill this week.
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This week could mark a turning point for crypto policy in the U.S. — two heavyweight meetings are about to go down.
First up, TODAY: Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are sitting down to hash out the crypto market structure bill. It's one of those rare moments where Democrats and Republicans might actually find common ground on digital asset regulations.
Then on THURSDAY: Things get even more interesting. Senators are scheduled to meet with the top brass from Citi, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo. The agenda? Crypto legislation that could reshape how traditional banking intersects with digital assets.
These aren't just casual coffee chats — they're the kind of discussions that could define the regulatory landscape for years to come. Eyes on Capitol Hill this week.