Golden Finance reported that the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee approved Trump's nominee for CFTC Chairman, Michael Selig, by a vote of 12 to 11. During the hearing, senators focused on whether the CFTC needs a larger budget for encryption regulation and the agency's independence and partisan balance. Selig stated that he would assess funding needs upon taking office and emphasized the need to establish a clear regulatory framework that protects investors and supports encryption innovation.

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has advanced the confirmation process for FDIC acting chairman Travis Hill, looking forward to his becoming the permanent head of the regulation of Crypto Assets. Despite receiving majority support, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized Hill for not disclosing information on internal reforms within the agency.

According to Coin Central, Senator Tim Scott, Chairman of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, announced plans to advance the Crypto Assets market structure bill. He expects the Banking Committee and the Agriculture Committee to vote on the bill next month. Scott stated that the final vote could take place in early 2025, bringing the bill closer to becoming law. The bill aims to regulate the Crypto Assets market, striking a balance between protecting consumer rights and enhancing the competitiveness of the U.S. economy. Scott accused Senate Democrats of slowing down the process, hindering the progress of the bill.

BlockBeats news, on November 19, according to Reuters, U.S. senators will pressure Michael Selig on a series of sensitive issues on Wednesday, including his plans for reforming cryptocurrency regulation and election betting regulation. Selig is Trump's nominee for chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Selig currently serves as the chief legal advisor for the SEC's Crypto Assets Special Task Force and is an advisor to Paul Atkins, the Republican SEC chairman appointed by Trump.

ChainCatcher news, U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott stated that he plans to mark up the crypto market structure bill in December, with the goal of sending it to President Trump for signature in early 2026, to make the U.S. the "crypto assets capital of the world." The bill aims to clarify the crypto regulatory authority of the CFTC and SEC.

Golden Finance reports that Tim Scott, Chairman of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, stated on Tuesday that he plans to have the committee vote on the Crypto Assets market structure bill next month. Scott said: "By the end of this year, which is next month, we believe we can complete the bill revisions in two committees and initiate voting, and submit it to the full Senate for a vote early next year, so that President Trump can sign this bill." The structure bill for the Crypto Assets market needs to obtain dual approval from the Senate Banking Committee and the Agriculture Committee, as the content of the bill involves both securities regulation and commodity regulation. Scott stated that the bill will help strengthen the United States' dominant position as "the strongest economy in the world for the next century" while protecting consumer rights. The Republican senator had previously attempted to push the bill through before September this year, but was unsuccessful.

The U.S. Senate and House of Representatives passed a bill successively, requiring the release of documents related to the Epstein case, which Trump expressed support for. The Democrats and Republicans accused each other of being connected to high-profile figures in the Epstein case, including Trump and Clinton.

Gate News bot message, according to the platform's latest announcement: The cryptocurrency exchange Gate has announced the delisting of trading markets for 22 tokens, including MNEMO, FTON, KOAI, NET, BD20, SEAT, UMB, LAMBO, BCMC, PYN, SASHIMI, BDIN, AIVA, FAKEAI, GARD, AVAXAI, AIFUN, SENATE, KEY, ZELIX, IDEA, and TENET. Gate has indicated that it has completed the repurchase of relevant tokens for users who meet the criteria and have submitted the form, and the repurchase amount has been credited to the user accounts. The USDT trading pairs for these tokens have all been delisted, but users can still use Gate as a wallet function to store assets for these currencies.

According to Golden Finance, Crypto In America reports that Senate staff are racing against the clock to finalize the market structure legislation draft before Thanksgiving. Senate Agriculture Committee Chair John Boozman (Republican, Arkansas) stated he is committed to achieving this timeline and noted that the government shutdown has delayed his original plan to review the bill this week. House Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott (Republican, South Carolina) originally planned to complete the review of the banking bill by the end of September, but he has not yet indicated when the draft portion under his committee's jurisdiction will be submitted for a vote. The text of the draft has not been made public since it became a bipartisan product after last month's bipartisan roundtable discussions on Capitol Hill, and it is still unclear whether it will be released before the Thanksgiving holiday. The draft leaves several key gaps, including how to regulate decentralized finance (DeFi), and the content in parentheses.

BlockBeats news, on November 14, JD Vance stated in an interview with Fox News that Democrats and Senate leader Chuck Schumer are likely to end his entire political career due to "leading the government shutdown." JD Vance claimed that Schumer "has worked harder than anyone to cause the government shutdown." Chuck Schumer faced a devastating defeat this week, and reports have indicated that he will not run in the 2028 election.

BlockBeats News, November 13th, local time Wednesday, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to pass a funding bill that allocates funds for food assistance programs during the shutdown, back pay for hundreds of thousands of federal employees, and restores normal operations of the air traffic control system. The bill was approved in the House by a vote of 222 to 209, and the record-breaking 43-day U.S. federal government shutdown is about to officially end, although the two parties continue to dispute over federal healthcare subsidies. The bill will be sent to President Trump for signature. The House passed the bill on Wednesday, and despite fierce opposition from Democrats, Trump's support largely maintained Republican unity. What angered Democrats was that their colleagues in the Senate initiated a prolonged standoff that failed to reach an agreement to extend federal Medicaid subsidies. The Senate had previously passed this bill, and despite mutual accusations between the two parties, it seems that neither side has

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins proposed establishing a "token taxonomy" to distinguish between cryptocurrencies and securities based on the Howey Test. The SEC has launched "Project Crypto," allowing tokens to be traded on CFTC or state platforms, and is considering exemptions for crypto assets. He reiterated strict punishment for fraud and confirmed that "tokenized securities" still qualify as securities. The House has passed related legislation, and the Senate is also moving forward.

PANews November 12 News, according to reporter Eleanor Terrett, citing sources, said that John Boozman (Republican, Arkansas), Chairman of the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee, stated in an interview with Bloomberg that his committee is planning to advance the markup of the Digital Asset Market Structure Act in early December. Boozman noted that due to the government shutdown, progress has been slightly delayed, but "the committee remains committed to completing the markup in early December."

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Cointelegraph stated on the X platform that John Deaton, the lawyer supporting XRP, announced his candidacy for the 2026 U.S. Senate seat. Previously, he lost to Elizabeth Warren in the 2024 election.

BlockBeats news, November 11th, according to market reports, the majority of U.S. Senate members voted to pass legislation to reopen the federal government, with voting still ongoing. (Jin10)

Golden Finance reports that Senate Majority Leader Schumer stated he hopes to vote on the temporary funding bill within a few hours.

BlockBeats 消息，11 月 10 日，美参议院正就结束政府停摆的方案进行程序性投票，目前仅差 1 票即可通过。据相关资料显示，在程序性投票通过后，参议院必须修改三项拨款法案（立法、军事建设和农业，包括 SNAP 计划），然后将它们送回众议院。每项修改都会触发 30 小时的辩论期，可能会延迟进程。如果民主党选择延长这些辩论，政府可能要到周三或周四才能重新开放，但如果他们放弃时间，「结束政府停摆」流程今晚就能完成，美国政府明天晚上即可重新开放。目前的阻挠议事规则可能会显著影响时间表。

金色财经报道，据FOX Business消息，一位知情人士表示，共和党人和足够数量的参议院民主党人已达成协议，结束持续 40 天的政府停摆。

The two-party negotiations in the U.S. Senate to end the federal government shutdown have made positive progress, with efforts underway to reach a reopening agreement and three long-term funding bills proposed. Although no agreement was reached on Friday, the Senate will continue negotiations on Sunday.

Golden Finance reports, according to CCTV News, that on November 7th local time, Senate Majority Leader and Republican John Thune stated that negotiations with the Democrats to restart the government have "derailed," and progress is currently stalled. Thune said that the Senate will not vote on the bipartisan compromise plan previously promoted on the 7th, but will instead turn to a bill proposed by Republican Senator Ron Johnson, which aims to pay federal employees who need to work during the government "shutdown." Two individuals involved in Democratic caucus discussions revealed that the Democrats expect to block the bill.

Trump called on social media to end the Senate's filibuster rule, stating that otherwise, it would be difficult for the Republican Party to push policies and the chances of the Democrats winning elections would increase. He believes that abolishing the rule can help the Republican Party pass bills quickly and reduce the Democrats' chances.

BlockBeats news, on November 1, U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra stated: "17 years after the release of the Bitcoin White Paper, the Bitcoin network is still running well and is more resilient than ever. The Bitcoin network never goes down, and the Senate Democrats could perhaps learn something from this."

The U.S. Senate passed a resolution with 51 votes in favor and 47 against, terminating Trump's comprehensive tariff policy, which requires a vote in the House of Representatives. However, Republicans have repeatedly blocked such legislation, making its passage unlikely.

Jin10 data reported on October 30 that on October 29 local time, staff of the U.S. House of Representatives received a notice stating that they would not be able to receive their scheduled salary distribution on October 31. The notice stated: "Due to a funding interruption, the Office of the Executive Officer is not authorized to distribute salaries until Congress passes a temporary funding resolution or the FY 2026 appropriations bill is signed into law." Unlike Senate staff who receive salaries twice a month, House staff are paid once a month, making them more directly affected.

Jin10 data reported on October 29 that the U.S. Senate voted on Tuesday to repeal Trump's 50% tariff on Brazil, with five Republican senators joining Democrats in voting in favor, passing with a vote ratio of 52 to 48. According to foreign media reports, this vote is seen as a symbolic condemnation of Trump's trade policy. However, House Speaker Johnson stated that there would be no vote on the bill, and even if it passed, Trump would not sign it into law.

Odaily News The U.S. Senate will hold its 13th vote on the "clean" government funding bill passed by the House of Representatives, which aims to temporarily restore government operations at current funding levels. The procedural motion has been rejected 12 times in the Senate, as it requires at least 60 votes (including support from some Democratic senators) to pass. The outcome of the 13th vote is expected to fail as well. Several Senate Democrats have indicated that unless President Trump personally participates in negotiations, it will be difficult to end the government shutdown. (Jin10)

Jin10 Data, October 27 – On the evening of the 26th local time, Argentina's cabinet minister announced that the "Libertarian Front Movement" party, led by President Milei, won the midterm elections. On October 26, Argentina held congressional midterm elections to re-elect half of the seats in the Chamber of Deputies and one-third of the seats in the Senate, resulting in the election of 24 senators and 127 deputies.

Foresight News reports that Senate Democrat Joe Lonsdale opposes Trump's pardon for Binance founder Zhao Changpeng. Joe Lonsdale is one of President Trump’s most powerful and wealthy supporters. The Trump family has business ties to Binance, and Zhao Changpeng founded and led the exchange before being convicted.

BlockBeats news, on October 24, according to Axios, Senate Democrats took action to condemn Trump’s pardon of Binance.

The Democratic Party of the U.S. Senate is pushing to condemn Trump's pardon of Binance founder CZ, calling it "corruption." Several Republican lawmakers have publicly opposed it, which could lead to bipartisan opposition. This incident may affect the legislative process regarding the structure of the crypto market.

The Democratic Party in the U.S. Senate blocked a Republican proposal to pay military personnel and federal employees, with a vote result of 54 against and 45 in favor. The bill failed to gain the necessary 60 votes, as the Democrats believed it would give Trump too much discretionary power, and the bill only covered employees who continued to work, excluding those on leave.

Several Democratic senators in the US Senate have demanded that Trump administration envoy Witkoff divest approximately $120 million worth of World Liberty Financial shares and disclose its Crypto Assets situation to avoid conflicts of interest. The senators have requested a written explanation within two weeks.

Gate News bot message, U.S. Senate Democrats have formally requested Trump's senior advisor Steve Witkoff to disclose comprehensive information regarding his cryptocurrency investments and divestment status, according to Fortune. This inquiry focuses on scrutinizing Witkoff's financial holdings and

ChainCatcher news, the legislation to establish clear regulatory rules for the Crypto Assets industry has encountered obstacles in the Senate, and the path for the bill has become increasingly unclear. A draft referred to as the "Decentralized Finance Regulatory Framework" submitted by Senate Democrats in early October was leaked and faced strong opposition from the Crypto Assets industry. The negotiation progress this month is currently at a standstill, with talks derailed between Republicans and Democrats who support Crypto Assets. The U.S. Congress is busy dealing with the government shutdown issue, and the likelihood of this bill passing before the end of the year is in doubt.

According to the Gate News bot, Gate has announced that it will be delisting the trading markets for 22 tokens. The tokens involved in the delisting include MNEMO, FTON, KOAI, NET, BD20, SEAT, UMB, LAMBO, BCMC, PYN, SASHIMI, BDIN, AIVA, FAKEAI, GARD, AVAXAI, AIFUN, SENATE, KEY, ZELIX, IDEA, and TENET. Gate will suspend services such as spot trading pairs, quantitative grid, remaining coin treasure, and leveraged trading for these tokens on October 28, 2025, at 11:00 ( UTC+8 ). Gate announced that it will provide token buyback services for users with positions from November 11 to November 18, 2025, and has published the specific buyback prices for each token. It is worth noting that due to anomalies on the GARD chain, the token currently does not support withdrawal services, and the withdrawal function will be restored after confirming safety and resolving related issues.

Jin10 data reported on October 21: On October 20 local time, the U.S. Senate held its 11th vote on the government funding bill, which still did not pass. Therefore, the "shutdown" that began on October 1 continues. The bill originally aimed to extend government funding until November 21 but ultimately fell short of the required 60 votes with 50 in favor and 43 against.

Golden Finance reports that Chad Pergram, a Fox News correspondent in Congress, stated that the U.S. government shutdown continues, with the Senate expected to reconvene later today, while the House of Representatives is expected to remain in recess and not hold any votes.

Jin10 reported on October 16 that on October 15 local time, the U.S. Senate failed once again to advance the Republican temporary funding bill with a vote result of 51 to 44. It is reported that 60 votes are needed to advance this bill, which would fund the government until the end of November.

PANews, October 14 - According to a report from The Block, TD Cowen analysts pointed out in a report released on Monday that U.S. senators are slow to act on the cryptocurrency market structure legislation, which may delay the passage of the bill until after the midterm elections. There are fundamental disagreements between the Republican and Democratic parties regarding the allocation of regulatory powers and restrictions on Decentralized Finance, making it difficult to determine the schedule for deliberation. The report noted that the clause proposed by the Democrats to prohibit government officials from holding Crypto Assets is a major obstacle, as it directly targets the controversy surrounding the Trump family's profits from projects like World Liberty Financial. Although procedural disputes do not constitute substantial obstacles, analysts believe that senators are more inclined to postpone the vote. The limited session of the Senate and the political considerations of the midterm elections further diminish the urgency of the legislation. TD Cowen analyst Jaret.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong expressed opposition to the DeFi regulatory proposal from the Democratic Party of the U.S. Senate on the X platform, stating that the proposal would hinder innovation and be detrimental to the U.S. becoming a leader in the encryption field. He also retweeted the statement from the CEO of the Blockchain Association, pointing out that this proposal would be difficult to comply with and would restrict the development of Decentralized Finance and related applications.

BlockBeats news, on October 10, according to encryption journalist Eleanor Terrett, the Democratic and Republican parties in the U.S. Senate are engaged in behind-the-scenes disputes over a leaked Democratic DeFi regulatory proposal, causing negotiations on the bipartisan market structure bill to stall and potentially further delay the bill's passage date.

Jin10 Data, October 9 – On October 8 local time, the Argentine Chamber of Deputies passed a bill limiting the use of presidential emergency decrees. The bill had previously been approved by the Senate and was ultimately passed with 140 votes in favor, 80 against, and 17 abstentions. The president still retains veto power. The new law stipulates that any newly issued emergency executive order must be approved by Congress and the Senate within 90 days, or it will automatically become invalid.

Gate News bot message, according to UNCHAINED, despite the U.S. facing a government shutdown, a significant Crypto Assets regulatory bill is advancing in the Senate. This bill is viewed as important legislation in the Crypto Assets space, marking a critical advancement in the U.S. digital asset regulatory framework. This Senate review is of great significance for shaping the U.S. Crypto Assets regulatory landscape.