House Democrats Eye New Crypto Market Structure Bill With Greater SEC Powers: Report
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House Democrats are reportedly drafting a new crypto market structure bill that would expand SEC oversight and revive investor protections previously rejected during negotiations over the stalled CLARITY Act. The push follows the party's November 3 election victories and could reopen talks on market structure legislation that has languished in Congress. The proposal signals Democrats intend to contest the scope of SEC authority over digital assets rather than simply accept the Republican-led CLARITY framework. No specific token prices, TVL figures, or funding amounts were disclosed in the report. What to watch next is whether the draft draws bipartisan support or hardens divisions over how much power the SEC should hold over crypto markets.
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