最新报道:According to a report by Coinnet, U.S. Senators Cynthia Lummis and Kirsten Gillibrand stated that their bipartisan group is continuing to push for legislation on crypto market structure, hoping to complete it by the end of the year. The Senate Banking Committee had previously set a target of end-September, but progress has been pushed back to October or even the end of the year. Gillibrand emphasized that Congress is currently facing fiscal cliff negotiations and that legislation should not impose "artificial deadlines," adding that no "red lines" have yet been drawn in the negotiations. Lummis, however, stated that "it must be completed by the end of the year," describing it as a "four-year gestation." Democrats proposed that the bill should include consumer protections, regulatory authority demarcations, and ethics provisions, prohibiting the president, vice president, and their families from profiting from crypto projects to prevent conflicts of interest. Gillibrand emphasized that an ethical perspective is crucial to industry trust, while Lummis argued that restrictions on official investment should be included alongside legislation on other securities, rather than targeting cryptocurrencies alone.