Regarding the correction about this Thursday's Senate vote on the cryptocurrency market structure bill (also the Clarity Act passed by the House, with amendments made by the Senate), I’ve seen many people saying the Senate will vote on this bill, and it feels like once it’s voted on Thursday, it’s considered passed by the Senate. That’s not the case. This Thursday, January 15th, is just the Senate Banking Committee’s markup vote on the bill, which is currently in the formal review and amendment stage. Of course, if the Senate Banking Committee votes to pass it on Thursday, it will still be a significant step forward in the legislative process. After the Banking Committee votes to pass it on Thursday, the Clarity Act will officially move to a full Senate vote. The Senate’s version of the bill has been amended based on the House version, and in the future, the House will need to vote again on the Senate’s version. Only after the House votes to pass it will the bill complete its process in Congress and be submitted to the President for signing.