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Senate Banking Committee Sets April Timeline for Landmark Crypto Legislation
The United States Senate is accelerating efforts to establish comprehensive digital asset regulations, with April emerging as a decisive month for legislative action. Senate Banking Committee leadership has committed to reviving discussions and advancing a formal bill through committee proceedings. This timeline represents a significant shift from policy discussions to concrete regulatory implementation. April Emerges as Target Month for Committee Action on Digital Assets: Senator Bill Hagerty has publicly confirmed that the Senate Banking Committee will reconvene deliberations on digital asset policy in April. His ... (full story)
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