Overview

U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis has expressed optimism that comprehensive cryptocurrency legislation will be finalized by the end of 2025, despite President Donald Trump’s aspiration for a much earlier completion by August.

Highlights

• At a Bitcoin Policy Institute summit, Lummis articulated her commitment to ensure the crypto-related bills encompass both stablecoin regulations and market structure frameworks.
• She acknowledged potential delays past August due to emerging political divides in Congress, particularly concerning Trump’s influence on the crypto narrative.

“I believe we can finalize everything by the end of the year,” Lummis mentioned during the event while stressing the need for bipartisan cooperation.

“This year marks a significant milestone for digital assets regulation.”

Lummis’s remarks follow a pivotal Senate approval for stablecoin legislation, signaling progress yet highlighting the arduous path ahead to unify disparate political factions on additional regulations. As the discussions unfold, the roadmap to cryptocurrency legislative clarity remains intensely scrutinized.