The window for passing a crypto market structure bill is closing fast—and now's the moment to make it happen. That's what analysts are pointing out as legislative momentum builds. But here's the catch: stablecoin rewards are becoming a major headache in negotiations. Both lawmakers and industry players are butting heads over how to handle these incentives, and it's threatening to derail the whole process. The clock is ticking, and if they don't iron out the stablecoin question soon, this regulatory opportunity could slip away. It's one of those situations where the devil really is in the details.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 01-15 10:01
ngl, the issue of stablecoins can really stall the entire bill. Can't we just put this thing aside for now?
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 01-14 14:07
It's the same old trick again, window closing, momentum building, devil in the details... Wake up everyone, these rhetorics can't change reality at all.
Are stablecoin rewards stuck? I think it's just an excuse; the real issue is that no one really wants proper regulation.
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MagicBean
· 01-12 15:03
The stablecoin rewards are really a hot potato.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 01-12 14:58
Can the stablecoin rewards cause such a big stir? It's outrageous, just a little more and the entire bill would have fallen apart.
The window for passing a crypto market structure bill is closing fast—and now's the moment to make it happen. That's what analysts are pointing out as legislative momentum builds. But here's the catch: stablecoin rewards are becoming a major headache in negotiations. Both lawmakers and industry players are butting heads over how to handle these incentives, and it's threatening to derail the whole process. The clock is ticking, and if they don't iron out the stablecoin question soon, this regulatory opportunity could slip away. It's one of those situations where the devil really is in the details.