<ul><li>A US Senate vote to renominate Democrat Caroline Crenshaw for a second term at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been canceled.</li><li>The original vote was scheduled for December 11, but was postponed by Sherrod Brown, the Senate Banking Committee Chair.</li><li>It is unlikely that Crenshaw will be renominated before President-elect Donald Trump enters the White House, as Congress is due to stop on December 20.</li><li>The crypto industry has openly opposed the renomination of Crenshaw.</li></ul>

US lawmakers cancel vote to renominate SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw

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