The US crypto market structure bill may be delayed until May, with banking lobbying exacerbating divisions.

The timeline for the U.S. Clarity Act, a bill structuring the crypto market, faces uncertainty. Originally scheduled to enter the review process this month, it may be postponed to May due to lobbying pressure from the banking industry. Reports indicate that some banking associations have expressed dissatisfaction with the restrictions on stablecoin yields and are pressuring members of the Senate Banking Committee to amend the bill. Meanwhile, White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt has publicly criticized the lobbying efforts. Currently, the bill still needs to reach a consensus on key issues such as stablecoin yields, DeFi terms, and ethical concerns, and whether a review date can be set this week remains uncertain. (Crypto In America)