传美国加密行业拟在稳定币领域做出让步，以换取关键法案“通行证”

Group 1 - Cryptocurrency companies are making concessions regarding stablecoins to gain support from skeptical banks for a comprehensive digital asset bill that could reshape the market [1] - New proposals include giving community banks a larger role in the stablecoin system, such as holding reserves or issuing tokens collaboratively [1] - The bill has faced slow progress in the Senate due to internal disagreements, despite passing in the House last year [1] Group 2 - One major point of contention is whether cryptocurrency exchanges like Coinbase Global should pay rewards to users holding stablecoins, which banks believe could threaten traditional checking and savings accounts [1] - Recent compromise proposals from cryptocurrency companies include requiring stablecoin issuers to deposit part of their reserves in community banks and simplifying the process for community banks to issue their own stablecoins [2] - Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott expressed hope for a balanced agreement that protects consumers and community banks while fostering innovation and competition [2]