Sen. Roger Marshall’s decision to postpone his credit card fee amendment aims to ensure the Senate Agriculture Committee’s February 3 review of a key crypto oversight bill proceeds without further procedural delays.
U.S. Republican Senator Roger Marshall agreed to delay pushing a proposed credit card fee amendment during the Senate Agriculture Committee’s consideration of the CLARITY crypto market structure bill. The committee’s markup session, postponed to February 3 due to severe winter storms, will address defining financial regulators’ roles in overseeing the crypto industry. Marshall’s move removes a potential obstacle to advancing legislation that seeks to establish clearer regulatory frameworks for digital assets.