U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis, a key figure in the crypto industry's policy aims to pass a market structure bill, has stated that the talks have reached necessary compromises to move the legislation forward. The final compromise will prohibit crypto platforms from offering rewards that use language that equates them with deposit yield or ties them to the amount of assets a user holds, Lummiss said. The legislation is expected to receive a hearing after the Senate's Easter break and then be reworked into a combined version that could eventually face a vote by the overall Senate. However, the Senate schedule is uncertain due to ongoing legislative tussles over other legislation and the war in Iran.