The Senate Banking Committee has submitted over 130 amendments to the proposed crypto market structure legislation. Key provisions under consideration include restrictions on stablecoin yield mechanisms and measures to prevent public officials from engaging in cryptocurrency transactions for personal profit. These amendments signal increasingly stringent regulatory scrutiny of the digital asset space as lawmakers work to establish clearer market oversight frameworks.
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The Senate Banking Committee has submitted over 130 amendments to the proposed crypto market structure legislation. Key provisions under consideration include restrictions on stablecoin yield mechanisms and measures to prevent public officials from engaging in cryptocurrency transactions for personal profit. These amendments signal increasingly stringent regulatory scrutiny of the digital asset space as lawmakers work to establish clearer market oversight frameworks.