Group 1 - The Republican conservatives have abandoned their two-day blockade on cryptocurrency-related legislation, paving the way for a vote in the House of Representatives on measures supported by President Donald Trump [1] - The House leadership had to extend procedural voting for several hours to resolve a deadlock, breaking the longest voting record in House history [1] - A sufficient number of conservative members approved the procedural steps necessary to begin deliberating on cryptocurrency legislation, including the Senate-passed stablecoin legislation [1][2] Group 2 - The stablecoin legislation received broad bipartisan support in the Senate last month, and if passed in the House, it will be submitted for Trump's signature [2] - The legislation sets regulatory rules for dollar-backed stablecoins, requiring companies to hold short-term government bonds or other regulated products equivalent to the dollar as reserves [2] Group 3 - As of the report, Bitcoin has decreased by 1.12%, trading at $118,600 per coin [3]
众议院保守派结束阻挠 特朗普“加密货币周”取得进展
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