U.S. lawmakers discuss cryptocurrency industry and Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Market Structure Act

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate reportedly held three roundtable discussions this week with key figures in the cryptocurrency industry to discuss the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act and market structure legislation.
Cointelegraph reported on the 15th that Alaska Representative Nick Begich and Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno
Moreno and others, along with Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor.
The report said that he and others discussed the "BITCOIN Bill," which calls for the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve for the future of the US finances.
The Digital Power Network, an organization under the Digital Chamber of Commerce, will provide the following:
The event was hosted by the Finance Committee and the Financial Services Agency.
Haile Miller, Director of Government Policy at Digital Power Network
In an interview with Cointelegraph, Yahoo! Miller said, "At the roundtable, both legislators and industry executives agreed on the need for a strategic Bitcoin reserve bill," and "many participants
"We hope to see follow-up action that incorporates this into the broader policy framework that's already underway," he said.
Republican lawmakers including Governor met with industry figures, including Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, to discuss the Market Structure Act, which passed the House of Representatives in July.
Another roundtable meeting with Republican leadership of the Senate Banking Committee was held on the 17th, reportedly attended by Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming.
Republican senators are preparing a bill called the "Responsible Financial Innovation Act," which would build on the "CLARITY Act" passed by the House in July and is expected to be passed by the House of Representatives in September.
A committee vote is expected by the end of the month.