U.S. Senate Cryptocurrency Bill Vote Delayed: Bipartisan Negotiations May Postpone Decision

HashBandit · 2026-01-10T02:00:10+00:00

New developments in U.S. Congress cryptocurrency legislation: Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Boozman is considering delaying the January 15 vote, depending on the outcome of bipartisan negotiations. Currently, there are disagreements between parties, and the industry hopes to find a policy balance to advance the legislative process.

HashBandit

2026-01-10 02:00:10

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【Crypto World】New developments have emerged in the US Congress’s cryptocurrency legislation. On January 10th, informed sources revealed that Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Boozman (Republican-Arkansas) is considering whether to delay the committee vote originally scheduled for January 15th. The key will be the negotiations between the Republican and Democratic lead negotiators, Senate Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, in the coming days.

In simple terms, Boozman’s current stance is quite flexible. If the two parties can reach a substantial consensus on the bill this weekend, he may postpone the vote to try to garner bipartisan support for this milestone cryptocurrency market regulation legislation. Conversely, if negotiations do not progress, the vote will proceed as originally planned.

This reflects a phenomenon in the US Congress’s approach to advancing cryptocurrency regulation—despite strong industry calls, there are still disagreements between parties. Both parties want to be involved, but they need to find a balance on specific provisions. The current deadlock also provides some signals to the crypto market, especially for institutional investors paying attention to policy developments.

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-11 00:07

Another delay? These lawmakers really know how to drag things out. It's ridiculous to expect any progress over the weekend.

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StakeTillRetire

· 01-10 02:29

Playing the delay game again... Is that true? Can anything be discussed over the weekend?

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rugdoc.eth

· 01-10 02:26

Another twist? These lawmakers really know how to drag things out. What can they discuss over the weekend? Maybe it's just another smoke screen. Postponing the vote seems to be routine, but the key is whether both parties can truly reach a compromise; otherwise, it's just bickering. Both parties want to benefit but don't want to put in the effort. I've seen this trick too many times. Wait, will there really be progress this time? Or is it just another old tactic of stirring expectations. Feeling like we're trapped again. When will there be a clear direction?

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RugPullSurvivor

· 01-10 02:24

Another delay? How many times has this trick been played? It feels like every time we're just "negotiating," and no one truly wants to resolve this.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 01-10 02:10

Coming back with this again? Whether to postpone the vote still depends on whether both parties can move their butts away from the chairs... It will be decided this weekend. I bet five shib they can't even come to an agreement.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 01-10 02:02

Another delay in the voting, I'm really tired of this routine. The prolonged bickering between the two parties has really worn me out.

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