Senate to try to advance the Cripto Bill in advance after the first voting of the democratic opposition

Washington – The Senate is expected to take on a key procedural voting on Monday night in the Crypto Regulatory account after a democratic opposition Tanks is an initial attempt In order to improve the measure in early this month in the middle of concern over the connections between the digital property industry and the Trump family.
First-its legislation, known as a genius will create a regulatory framework for stablecoins – a type of cryptocurrian related to property value such as US dollars. After the measure progressed from the Senate Banking Committee with Bipartisan support in March, the management of GOP Senates first led to measure at the floor this month. But the measure lost democratic support in intervening weeks in the middle of concern about the president of Trump and the business venture of his family that involve cryptocurstity.
The leader of most Senate John Thune said that the upper larger ones will try to improve legislation on Monday, while criticizing democrats to block the transition forwards this month, saying “This account reflects a biparted process from the start.”
Thune, South Dakota Republican, claimed that the Senate of Democrats “inexplicably decided to block this legislation” earlier this month, while adding it “I hope the second time will be charm”
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From the failed voting earlier this month, the negotiators returned to the table. And in front of the procedural voting on Monday, the measure has become support of at least one democrat as a hay. Mark Warner from Virginia advocated me, calling it “meaningful step forward,” even though he added that it was “not perfect”.
“Startecoin market reached almost $ 250 billion, and now I can’t afford standing to the side,” Varner said in the statement. “We need clear rules for the road to protect consumers, defend national security and support responsible innovations.”
However, Varner pointed out the concerns that he said among many senators “using the Cryptological Technology Trumps, and personally profited that the company was supported by Abu Dhabi in Abu Dhabin in Abu Dhabi-company Abu Dhabi.
Warner said that senators “have a duty to light on these abuse” but claimed “we cannot allow corruption to blindly reality: Blockcain technology is here to stay here.”
Whether the measure can progress in the upper chamber this time remains to be seen. The measure was lacking of 60 votes necessary to move forward earlier this month, with all Senati democrats and two Republicans – Sens. Rand Paul from Kentucky and Josh Hawley of Missouri. Paul has a preheneration reserves, while Hawley has voted partially against the law, because it does not prohibit major technological companies to create their own stablecoins.
Sen. Bill Hagerty of Tennessee, who sponsored legislation, defended the measure On CNBC “Squavk Hi” Monday. He presented that the lack of a regulatory framework, which Bill provide, makes uncertainty – and results in innovative technology moving on the coast. Tennessee Republicans called to “This will fix it”, while the account is claimed to have strong bipartic support.
“We have a wide agreement on politics, Democrats and Republicans,” said Hagerti. “The question is whether we can cross a partisan policy and let us actually have victory.”
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2025-05-19 23:02:00