Wall Street และอุตสาหกรรมคริปโตหารือเบื้องหลังเพื่อคลี่คลิงความเห็นต่างทางกฎหมาย, DeFi และ Stablecoin ให้ผลตอบแทนก้าวหน้าไปบ้าง
Odaily ข่าวสาร Wall Street's main trade organization SIFMA held private meetings with DeFi and crypto industry representatives to discuss differences in the Senate's crypto market structure bill, with "progress" reportedly made particularly around DeFi regulatory provisions.
Sources stated that SIFMA recently opposed regulatory exemptions for certain DeFi protocols and developers in the bill, while also joining banking lobby groups in pushing to restrict yield-bearing dollar stablecoins. The crypto industry side is attempting to persuade them to lower their demands to avoid undermining the bipartisan negotiation outcomes.
The time window is rapidly closing. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott plans to advance the bill for review next week. Industry observers widely believe that if bipartisan support cannot be secured at the committee stage, the bill will struggle to proceed to a full Senate vote. This bill is seen as key legislation to reshape the U.S. crypto regulatory framework, and its ultimate direction remains highly uncertain. (Decrypt)
