[Morning News Briefing] US House Financial Services Committee Chairman: 'Stablecoin regulation law requires coordination with Senate'

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US House Financial Services Committee Chairman: "Stablecoin Regulation Law May Require Coordination with Senate"

House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill mentioned that "there are many issues to coordinate between the Senate-passed bill and the bill being prepared in the House regarding the GENIUS stablecoin regulation law." According to CoinDesk, Hill stated in a speech at the Brookings Institution that he is discussing with House leadership to meet the deadline mentioned by Donald Trump. However, there are issues to resolve with the Senate regarding △the application of extraterritoriality △distribution of supervisory authority between state and federal agencies △separation of banking and commerce principles for stablecoin issuance by companies. He added that if the Senate and House cooperate, they can find a common solution. Currently, the House is discussing three strategies: △passing the Senate bill as is and submitting it to the President △adjusting the stablecoin bill and resubmitting it to the Senate as an amendment △promoting a comprehensive bill integrating the GENIUS law and Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. Previously, Trump requested that the House quickly promote legislation and pass the stablecoin bill promptly.

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