**[Analysis: Market Structure Bill Draft Still Pending, Review Date Expected to Be Delayed Until December]** According to a report by Crypto In America, industry insiders have stated that all parties have been "working tirelessly" this week, addressing key issues day and night. Progress appears to be going well, but the timeline for seeing the draft remains unclear. Meanwhile, the Senate Agriculture Committee's draft seems to be undergoing continuous changes. Last week, multiple sources indicated that the bipartisan draft was nearing finalization, with the text expected to be released as early as this week. However, the text has yet to be published. David Sachs, the White House's head of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence affairs, spoke on Wednesday with the bill's two primary drafters—Senate President John Boozman (Republican, Arkansas) and Senator Cory Booker (Democrat, New Jersey). After the call, he expressed that he was "encouraged by the current progress" and looked forward to seeing the bipartisan draft "in the near future." Regarding the agriculture bill text, one thing we currently know is that it will likely include brackets marking sections still under negotiation between Republicans and Democrats. These brackets indicate unresolved provisions, which may be subject to changes before the bill is finalized. Senators had previously hoped to complete the review before Thanksgiving, but that now seems unlikely. The Senate will recess next week, and if an agreement to reopen the government can be reached this weekend, there will only be one session week left before Thanksgiving. Given the tight timeline, it now appears more likely that the review will take place in December. However, as is typical with Congress, everything remains uncertain.