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President Donald Trump called for a rapid passage through the representatives of the Stablecoin-OverSight law that the US Senate recently approved but one of the key legislators in this effort suggested on Monday That there are details that need to be developed.
A representative French hill, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, which has been in Congress for years as the primary phase of the Stablecoin debate, was not willing to commit to the President’s request that House legislators would maintain their pencils outside the Senate work. Instead he said that there were interviews with the management and that there were a number of problems that could be ironed between Senate -approved law And the home version that is still processed.
Trump had clear last week of his preference:
“House hopefully the lightning moves quickly and passes” clean “genius,” he published on your social media websiteSocial truth. “Get it to my table, asap – no delay, no adding.”
But in the notes on Brookings’ institution in Washington Hill, he said that he hopes that both chambers can find a way to get both Stablecoin’s law and probably more important legislation indicating the structure of the US crypto market to the President’s table by August. Given the repeated questions about what he intends, or whether Trump’s request to log out for the draft law of the Senate is open, Hill refused to reveal his intention.
“What I am open to is to listen to my colleagues,” he said. Hill said he spent last week “receiving the temperatures of our members in the house about what their preferred approaches to hit the date of President Trump, including the management of the house. That’s the discussion that continues.”
However, when he spoke of the differences between the Senate leadership and the introduction of national innovations for the American Stablecoins (brilliant) that attracted the massive voice of 68-30 and the House last week Transparency and ResponsibilityHill outlined a number of key areas of the difference.
“There are some differences – some fine, some material,” he said. Include concepts of accounts of so -called extrateritoriality or US ability to extend their legal enforcement outside its boundaries; about the roles of states and federal agencies in sight; And on the topic of the department of banking and trade, a potentially allowing corporations to publish stablecoins.
“The point is that the Senate and the house can certainly find a common constructive landing point,” he said. However, finding a common land would mean making changes to the brilliant law against Trump’s wishes.
“There is a final amount of time that people can really spend for one problem,” he said Rashan ColbertPolicy director for Crypto Council for Innovation, in an interview for Coindesk. “The crypto takes a lot of time, a lot of mental energy for legislators, so it is necessary to do some work to see if the accounts will be combined in one process or whether they will be separated.”
There are three basic options in front of the house: pass through the genius as it is and send it to Trump’s signature; Mix it with a stable act and send a compromise language of Stablecoin back to the Senate; Or combine genius with the stable and throw them together with the Act on the Clarity of the Digital Act, which is a wider law on the market structure. This latter option was openly discussed by the lawmakers of households who work on this process, although some in the cryptovisko fear that it could be harder for Congress to swallow one complicated account.
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Nikhilesh de contributed by reporting.
