特朗普要“先搞楼市再搞币”，美国国会推迟“加密货币法案”数周

Group 1 - The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is shifting its legislative focus from cryptocurrency to housing policy, with potential delays in cryptocurrency market legislation until late February or March [1] - Former President Trump signed an executive order directing the government to issue guidance to prevent large institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes, which may impact housing policy discussions [1] - Large institutional investors own less than 1% of single-family homes in the U.S., making the actual impact of this executive order on housing prices unclear [1] Group 2 - The shift in legislative focus casts uncertainty on the efforts to establish a new regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency market, which aims to clarify the jurisdictional boundaries of the SEC and CFTC [2] - The delay in cryptocurrency legislation may provide more time for stakeholders in the financial and cryptocurrency sectors to lobby for a broadly supported legislative agreement [2] - The legislative process faces additional complexity due to the need for coordination between the Senate Banking Committee and the Senate Agriculture Committee, which is also working on its version of digital asset legislation [2]