2026-01-14 02:23:32

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is about to review and amend the Crypto Market Structure Act, with lawmakers submitting over 130 amendments. These amendments cover several key areas: some call for a complete ban on stablecoin yield generation, some attempt to restrict public officials from profiting from crypto assets, and others involve definitions and adjustments for mixers, roll-up tools, and similar instruments.

Notably, the proposals are not from a single party; both Democratic and Republican lawmakers are involved. This reflects that crypto market regulation has become a bipartisan focus. From stablecoin regulation to conflicts of interest among executives, and to the standardization of privacy tools, each amendment represents different regulatory ideas and policy tendencies. The outcome of this week's review will directly influence the future compliance framework of the crypto industry.

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AirdropLicker

· 7h ago

Over 130 amendments? This is to tighten control over the crypto industry to the extreme. Prohibition of yield on stablecoins, bans on public officials holding coins, and regulation of mixers... the coverage is really extensive. Both parties are involved, what does this mean? It means no one can stay out of it. Once this week's review is finished, our compliance framework will be finalized. It feels like the days are getting tougher and tougher.

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digital_archaeologist

· 7h ago

Over 130 amendments? Are they planning to really mess up the crypto world?

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LeekCutter

· 7h ago

Is it coming to ban earnings again? Feels like a new trick to cut the leeks again Banning stablecoin earnings? How is that different from bank deposits... These people really want to kill crypto completely. Bipartisan cooperation is here Over 130 amendments, why not just ban it all directly Mixers are about to be shut down, no privacy left Both parties agree on regulation, okay, then they can tax us together later Another conflict of interest and privacy tool. If this bill passes, the crypto world will cry Waiting to see the show on Friday, anyway, they’re just taking our wool in the end Feels like there’s no good news... this wave will drop again

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DegenWhisperer

· 7h ago

Over 130 amendments? Dude, are you trying to kill the crypto industry?

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POAPlectionist

· 7h ago

Over 130 amendments? This pace is a bit outrageous, it seems like regulatory authorities want to crush crypto completely.

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ETHReserveBank

· 8h ago

Over 130 amendments? This is not regulation, it's just playing word games. --- Another ban on stablecoin yields? A bunch of people who don't understand finance are just messing around. --- Both parties have taken action, it seems that crypto is really about to change. --- Mixers are under scrutiny... friends, we need to be more discreet. --- Different regulatory approaches = fighting each other, in the end, nothing gets passed. --- Restricting public officials from profiting? Let's see how they operate first. --- What’s the use of this week's deliberation results? Anyway, they keep changing the same old tune. --- Stablecoins are going to fade? The lifeblood of DeFi will be cut off. --- Over 130 amendments... are members of Congress just bored? --- Standardizing privacy tools is just another way of saying "banning" them.

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