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House Republicans Make Case on Stablecoin Bill After Democrats Called for Do-Over

24.4.2023
Republicans on the House Financial Services Committee are taking another swing at stablecoin legislation with a discussion draft revealed Monday afternoon, which may mark a new starting point for negotiations with Democrats

Democrats Blast Draft Stablecoin Bill in First 2023 Hearing on Issue

19.4.2023
Despite Republican House committee leaders publishing a draft bill and talking about progress, it hasn't been on the bipartisan level required for an eventual law, lawmakers said in a hearing Wednesday

What’s in the House Financial Services Committee’s Stablecoin Bill?

19.4.2023
The House Financial Services Committee has finally unveiled its stablecoin legislation, proposing a framework for stablecoin issuers such as Circle and Tether to define how their offerings can be regulated by state and federal entities, while calling for a temporary ban on algorithmic stablecoins

Draft U.S. Stablecoin Bill Shows Major Difference Between Stablecoins and CBDCs

17.4.2023

US House Committee Publishes Draft Stablecoin Bill

15.4.2023
The stablecoin is the first major piece of crypto legislation in 2023

US Senator Introduces Bill to Regulate Payment Stablecoins

23.12.2022
A U.S. senator has introduced a bill to “establish the first federal regulatory framework for payment stablecoins.” The lawmaker explained: “This bill will also ensure the Federal Reserve, which has displayed significant skepticism about stablecoins, won’t be in a position...

US senator Toomey introduces stablecoin bill as congressional session wraps up

22.12.2022
The soon-to-retire senator introduced the new stablecoin bill only a few weeks before the end of the 117th US congressional session

US Sen. Gillibrand Says a Last-Ditch Stablecoin Bill May Still Emerge This Year

16.11.2022
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) said the latest effort on a stablecoin regulatory bill is coming soon, and she hopes it can get some attention before Congress transitions into its new session next year

Rep. Warren Davidson: Stablecoin bill has 'outside chance' of finalizing this year

23.9.2022
Earlier this week, new draft legislation on stablecoins came to light aimed at “endogenously collateralized stablecoins.”

US Stablecoin Bill Negotiations Wrestled Over Digital Dollar Approval: Source

21.9.2022
Democrats pushed for a provision directing the U.S. Federal Reserve to move forward on a digital dollar, but the negotiations concluded with a new directive for another Fed study in this year’s ongoing legislative effort to regulate stablecoins, according to a person familiar with the talks

Draft US stablecoin bill would ban new algo stablecoins for 2 years

21.9.2022
It’s reported the bills' definition will cover “endogenously collateralized stablecoins,” which depend on the value of an attached cryptocurrency from the same creator for it to maintain a stable price

House’s Stablecoin Bill May Face Fatal Delays for 2022 Progress

2.9.2022
One of Congress’ most serious efforts toward stablecoin oversight may have hit an insurmountable snag as negotiations in the House Financial Services Committee drag out further than the calendar is likely to allow

Stablecoin Bill Officially Delayed Past August, Committee Chairwoman Says

28.7.2022
The legislation that could establish U.S. regulations for stablecoins has formally been delayed until after the August congressional break, according to Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), the chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee

US Stablecoin Bill Delayed, but Draft Language May Soon Emerge

25.7.2022
A potential bipartisan bill to regulate stablecoins has been bogged down in negotiations, according to three people familiar with the talks, but lawmakers developing the legislation are considering releasing some draft language that may spur wider input

Stablecoin Bill Won’t Force All Issuers to Be Banks, Congressman Says

18.7.2022
Congress may rebuff U.S. regulators who wanted stablecoins to be the exclusive territory of banks, according to a lawmaker familiar with a legislative effort now in motion. Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee have been working on requirements that may not be as restrictive as...