The SEC is hosting a roundtable on digital asset market structure today, not a vote or markup, but a signal of where regulators stand before Congress acts on the CLARITY Act.The Senate Banking Committee is targeting a late-April markup, with Chair Tim Scott yet to set a firm date as of April 15, while Senator Lummis warns a miss means waiting until at least 2030.White House digital assets adviser Patrick Witt said a stablecoin yield compromise “appears to be holding firm,” resolving the central dispute that has stalled the bill twice this year.