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Jinse Finance reported that U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott stated on Tuesday that he plans for the committee to vote on the cryptocurrency market structure bill next month. Scott said: "By the end of this year, that is, next month, we believe we can complete the bill's revisions in both committees and initiate a vote, and submit it to the full Senate for a vote early next year, so that President Trump can sign this bill." The cryptocurrency market structure bill requires dual approval from the Senate Banking Committee and the Agriculture Committee, as its content involves both securities regulation and commodities regulation. Scott stated that this bill will help consolidate the United States' leading position as "the world's strongest economy for the next century" while protecting consumer rights. The Republican senator had previously tried to push the bill through before September this year but was unsuccessful, attributing the failure to the Democrats. On Tuesday, Scott said: "The Democrats have been delaying, delaying, and delaying again, because they don't want President Trump to make the United States the global capital of cryptocurrency. This bill is not just for President Trump, but for the American people."

ChainCatcher news,according to DLNews,Vitalik Buterin stated at the Devconnect conference in Buenos Aires that the Ethereum base layer should gradually "ossify," locking in core functionalities to prevent the introduction of vulnerabilities. "More ossification over time is beneficial for Ethereum, and our current unexpected situations have been greatly reduced," Vitalik told an audience of over 500 people. This marks a shift for Ethereum from emphasizing flexibility to pursuing stability. For a network that protects hundreds of billions of dollars in value, being 'boring' may be an advantage rather than a flaw. Vitalik emphasized that ossification does not mean a complete freeze: the consensus layer can be locked while the EVM remains flexible, or vice versa. The key is to shift innovation from the base layer to Layer 2, wallets, and privacy tools in the surrounding ecosystem. "Shifting attention from L1 to the peripheral ecosystem is healthy." He acknowledged that the early 'spirit of exploration' has faded with the proliferation of meme coins and institutional participation, criticizing the 'fast follower' mentality for harming imagination.