According to online reports, people familiar with the matter revealed that the leadership of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee hopes to complete the revision of the Responsible Financial Innovation Act by the end of this month. The House passed the Financial Transparency Act in July, and then the Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees developed separate bills that will later be merged together. Republicans on the Banking Committee released a revised version last month, and Democrats gave a list of principles they wanted the legislation to include. The draft of the Agricultural Committee has not yet been announced and may take longer to complete. Although the U.S. Senate once again vetoed two plans to fund the federal government to end the nine-day shutdown, and the cryptocurrency policy agenda was also on hold due to an uncertain budget, Washington insiders feel that the momentum has not completely disappeared. The House of Representatives is suspended due to the shutdown, and the Senate is still meeting on budget and cryptocurrency-related issues.