Senate Republicans released a revised cryptocurrency regulatory framework bill on Wednesday with an added section intended to address public officials’ potential crypto conflicts of interest. But more work remains to be done before the measure can get to the floor.

Democratic negotiators, incensed at President Donald Trump’s wealth being turbocharged by income from his family’s crypto ventures, continued to hold back their support, at least without further tweaks.

Senate Banking Digital Assets Subcommittee Chair Cynthia Lummis released the updated text for that chamber’s substitute amendment to a House-passed bill that would set a regulatory “market structure” for the operations and oversight of digital…