U.S. Housing Policy Delays Senate's Crypto Legislation Review

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is set to prioritize housing legislation influenced by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration's push for affordable housing, according to PANews. This shift has led to the postponement of the anticipated review of the crypto market structure bill, which may now be delayed until late February or even March. Despite the Trump administration's public support for the crypto industry, housing costs remain a critical factor in U.S. inflation and electoral dynamics. Meanwhile, the Agriculture Committee's version of the crypto bill was released on Wednesday and is scheduled for review on January 27. However, Democratic Senator Cory Booker has not endorsed the bill, indicating potential challenges in legislative integration moving forward.