Group 1 - President Trump expressed his desire for Congress to pass the stablecoin regulation bill without any additional provisions, increasing the likelihood of its swift passage but reducing the chances for broader legislation that cryptocurrency companies like Coinbase have been advocating for [1] - The Senate recently passed the "GENIUS Act," which clarifies regulatory authority over stablecoins and sets specific reserve asset requirements, with bipartisan support [1] - There is a significant divide in Congress regarding more complex legislation related to digital asset exchanges and whether certain cryptocurrencies should be regulated under securities laws, while the stablecoin bill has achieved broader consensus [1] Group 2 - Senator Bill Hagerty warned that if the House returns a different version of the bill, it could lead to a more complex situation and potentially derail the legislative effort [2] - Despite the challenges, some Republican senators believe that stablecoin legislation could have positive effects, including potentially reducing the federal deficit, as the total market value of stablecoins in the U.S. is approximately $256 billion [2] - Treasury Secretary Becerra noted that increased demand for stablecoins could lower government borrowing costs and help curb national debt [2]
特朗普坚持稳定币单独立法 加密市场全面立法或将推迟
Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2025-06-20 23:18