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by: xpoolPosted on: October 14, 2025

Crypto Regulation Stalls: Political Gridlock Threatens Progress

After months of negotiations, US senators remain deeply divided over how to regulate digital assets. Key disagreements include defining digital assets, power distribution between regulatory agencies, and even who should be allowed to invest in crypto. This has pushed the bipartisan effort to modernize financial law into a standoff, jeopardizing any meaningful action this year.

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