U.S. market structure legislation is now racing against the clock, crypto operators gave President Donald Trump another $21.5 million, and key regulatory agencies are suddenly all-GOP affairs.

On January 5, Punchbowl News reported that “a bipartisan group” of U.S. senators plans to meet Tuesday to discuss ways of bridging the Democratic-Republican divide on proposed digital market structure legislation. The meeting is reportedly being organized by Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim…