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Krypto industries, including Ripple Brad Garlinghouse CEO, outlined their hopes of how the Senate could try to regulate digital active markets in the US while Senator Elizabeth Warren shared some of the highest democratic objections During Wednesday hearing.
“Over the last decade, the legal and regulatory uncertainty surrounding the crypto has banned meaningful progress in the US,” Garlinghouse said in his testimony to the Senate Bank Committee. “We have certainly seen Ripple first of all how the lack of clear road rules can be seen to focus on good actors.” Ripple was one of the defendants of the Securities and Exchange Commission, during the first term of President Donald Trump.
This is one of the two Senate Committees, including the Senate Agricultural Committee, which must work through a large bill on the Krypto market. The banking panel has been moving faster, but their agricultural counterparts have just planned their own hearing on Tuesday. And in part, the American House of Representatives is set next week for what the leaders call a “crypto week” to monitor a number of legislation, including the actual Act on Digital Assets in the Chamber to determine the legal infrastructure for markets with digital assets.
The chairman of the Tim Scott Banking Committee, a Republican in South Carolina, noted on Wednesday hearing that he hoped that the Bipartisan momentum of the Senate Voting on its leadership and introduction of national innovation for us Stablecoins from 2025 (Genius) An act – which house will probably vote next week Also – it will continue to turn the panel towards a more important piece of cryptological legislation.
“Genument is more than just a legislative victory,” Scott said on the bill to set the rules for us by Stablecoin issuers that face a vote in the house as soon as next week. “It is proof of what is possible when Congress works together and gives principles before guerrilla policy.”
Senator Elizabeth Warren, a panel ranking that is one of the most reliable critics in the Capitol hill industry, opened his notes on Wednesday, suggesting that there are a number of “principles I think should do our work”. One of these principles, however, was an increasingly controversial point with which President Donald Trump’s personal interests in the crypto industry need to be dealt with.
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“The crypto industry can call shots for Republicans, but no one wants the weak crypto rules to ruin more than the President of the United States,” Warren said. “If we are going to provide the rules of the road for crypto, we must also turn off a super -aiming path for corruption of presidential corruption.”
She also stated that the proposals, including the House’s Clarity Act, “allow non -crypt companies to tokenize their assets to avoid” Regulation from the Securities and Exchange Commission “.
“Think only about a minute about what it means,” Warren said. “According to House Bill, a publicly traded company like Meta or Tesla could simply decide to put their shares on the blockchain to escape the SeC control.
The Act on the Consciousness of the Chamber has already cleaned the relevant committees in this chamber, so it is the furthest legislation and Scott suggested it as a template for the work of the Senate on the market structure. One of the key provisions in the bill is the establishment of a commission for trading with commodity futures as the primary regulatory body of the American activity of digital assets. Former chairman of this agency Tim Massad was among witnesses on Wednesday and was asked for his ideas for this act.
Massad replied, “I think it has a lot of problems. I think it’s 236 pages of regulatory arbitration opportunities.”
Scott’s Committee has Previously set a number of instructions Because of its own work on the market structure, which “recognizes the need to clearly define what the commodity is, what is security and how digital assets can trade and be regulated in a manner that supports innovations in investors’ protection,” he said.
“We don’t need more roadblocks,” he said. “We need the rules that really work.”
At the moment, Trump added urgency to the Crypto policy debate because he set his own term for the Senate and the house to produce accounts for Stabnecoin and the market structure. Although it is possible that the Chamber of Deputies will sign on the Stablecoin Act next week and send it to the President to be signed in the law, the timeline for the more complicated bill can be further out. Senator Scott said for the Senate 30 September to complete the legislation on the market structure.
