Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said there is still a long way to go on a U.S. digital asset market structure bill, Cointelegraph reported on Thursday.
The bill covers tokenisation and stablecoin regulation, and discussion in the U.S. Senate Banking Committee has been delayed after Coinbase expressed opposition.
Solomon stressed during the company’s fourth-quarter 2025 earnings release that Goldman Sachs is closely watching the progress of legislation related to tokenisation and stablecoin regulation. But cryptocurrency exchanges including Coinbase and decentralised finance companies have strongly called for changes to the bill, and it is expected to take a considerable time before it passes.
Goldman Sachs is also leaving open the possibility of entering prediction markets. Solomon has recently met with industry figures, and Cointelegraph said this suggested possible cooperation with Polymarket and Kalshi, prediction market platforms that are popular among cryptocurrency users.
Chi-gyu Hwang
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