The clear structure of the cryptocurrency market bill is expected to enter deliberation as early as May and is still likely to be passed within the year

According to CoinDesk, the legislative process for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in the U.S. Senate has been delayed by several months, but there is still a path for advancement under a tight legislative schedule.

Insiders indicate that the originally planned advancement of the bill is now basically hopeless, with the earliest possible entry into the Senate committee review stage being in May. If the Senate vote can be completed before July, the bill still has a chance to be enacted by 2026. However, analysts point out that given the limited legislative time window and the intertwining of multiple political issues, the probability of the bill passing in 2026 is about 50%, and there is a risk of further delays or even being shelved if significant disagreements arise later.