Senate Committee Reschedules Crypto Markets Act Review

The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee plans to review the Crypto Markets Structure Act on January 29, 2026, in Russell Building, Washington D.C., monitoring CFTC roles.

This review could shape U.S. digital commodities regulation, affecting potential market structures and CFTC oversight, though current sources lack verification on scheduled events or direct impacts.

Senate Hearing on Crypto Markets Act Set for January 2026

PANews reported that the Senate Agriculture Committee will examine the Crypto Markets Structure Act on January 29, 2026. The hearing, occurring at the Capitol’s Russell Building, involves a committee known for its oversight of the CFTC. Senate unveils crypto market structure legislative proposals Eleanor Terrett shared the planned review, though no primary sources confirm the schedule.

The review focuses on CFTC regulation of digital commodities. The committee’s draft highlights potential shifts in federal frameworks aimed at governing digital asset markets. This plan follows mid-January drafts related to digital regulations.

Potential Impacts on Digital Asset Regulations Expected

Did you know? The Crypto Markets Structure Act’s potential passage follows the earlier “Clarity Act” from 2025, highlighting legislative attempts to streamline federal digital asset regulations.

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Experts from Coincu note that potential shifts in CFTC regulatory approaches could redefine market operations. Historical trends emphasize heightened oversight post-legislation, encouraging changes in digital commodity handling. Such shifts may influence technological adoption and industry compliance strategies moving forward. CFTC regulation