A recent report from JPMorgan reveals that the bill defining the crypto market structure in the United States, known as the Clarity Act, is moving rapidly toward completion. The bank’s analysts indicate that lawmakers have significantly reduced points of disagreement, moving from more than a dozen to only two or three pending issues to be resolved. Sources close to the negotiations describe the draft as very close to being finished, marking a crucial milestone in the legislative process.
BREAKING: JPMorgan says the Crypto Market Structure Bill is close to completion.
Contentious issues have been narrowed down from over a dozen to just 2-3. Stablecoin regulation is now reportedly in a good place.
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For the industry, this process is fundamental, as regulatory clarity in the U.S. could attract institutional investors and stabilize the market. The Clarity Act seeks to define oversight responsibilities between the SEC and the CFTC, and establish clear rules for stablecoins and DeFi. JPMorgan points out that current proposals could be attractive to both crypto firms and traditional financial institutions. Progress on stablecoin regulation, a long-debated topic, is now in a more favorable position for approval.
The market is optimistic, but calendar pressure is strong. The bill must be approved by the Senate Banking Committee by mid-May to reach the floor before Memorial Day. Lawmakers like Senator Lummis have warned that if this window is missed, the upcoming elections could delay the measure until 2027. The market cautiously awaits the publication of the final text and the scheduling of a formal vote to assess the definitive impact of this historic legislation.
Source:https://x.com/BullTheoryio/status/2045083812254953555
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