According to CoinWorld, Wyoming Republican Cynthia Lummis has set her sights on passing a cryptocurrency market structure bill by the end of the year, noting a strategic shift—some senators will adopt the House version as their 'base bill.' Lummis, a long-time cryptocurrency advocate, detailed the plan for the bill during a panel discussion at a Wyoming blockchain seminar on Wednesday. Lummis said, 'We will submit the market structure to the president's desk by the end of the year.' 'I hope before Thanksgiving. So that is our goal.' Senator Lummis, Bill Hagerty, Bernie Moreno, and Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott previously released a larger cryptocurrency market structure discussion draft and set a deadline of September 30 for the committee to complete some work. On a different track, the House passed a market structure bill last month, called the Digital Asset Market Clarification Act, which is vastly different from the Senate Banking Committee's version. Lummis stated on Wednesday that the Senate is procedurally a mess. Lummis said, 'We think we will use the House's (Clarification Act) as the base bill.' 'We want to incorporate as many of the amendments that the House wants to make to the stablecoin bill, as well as the amendments they proposed in the (Clarification Act). We want to keep those amendments as much as possible to respect the House's work.' Lummis also pointed out that the (Clarification Act) received bipartisan support—with 78 Democrats voting in favor of the bill. A Senate aide from The Block indicated that Senator Lummis believes the House did well on the (Clarification Act) and hopes to retain as much as possible but noted there will be some modifications. Lummis said, 'We also want to respect as much as possible the work the House did on the (Clarification Act) because they had a strong bipartisan vote, and we do not want to disrupt that too much.'