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Stablecoin Legislation Advanced On The

US Senator Proposes Looser Stablecoin Regulation

Toomey Announces Legislation to Create Responsible Regulatory

Stablecoin legislation advanced on the Senate floor Monday in an early win for the crypto industry, but the bill is expected to face a lengthy amendment process that will

In April

In April 2025, Senator Toomey proposed the “Stablecoin Transparency of Reserves and Uniform Safe Transactions (TRUST) Act,” the first Senate bill to establish a

US Senator Proposes Framework for Stablecoin Regulation

Stablecoin Bill Advances in US Senate in Big Win for Crypto

O Establishes A New Federal

o Establishes a new federal license designed specifically for stablecoin issuers; o Preserves the state-registered money transmitter status for most existing stablecoin

GENIUS Act Stablecoin Bill Passes Preliminary Vote:

A leading member of the Senate Banking Committee introduced a bill Wednesday to create a three-pronged regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers in the U.S.

On Ap

Senate Advances Legislation to Regulate Stablecoins, a Form of

On Ap, US Senator Patrick Toomey of Pennsylvania, the ranking member of the US Senate Banking Committee, introduced the Stablecoin TRUST Act, which would create a

Senate Advances Stablecoin Bill, Clearing the Way for Final Passage

Washington

The U.S. Senate voted to move ahead on stablecoin legislation Monday night, removing a procedural barrier to ultimately passing the bill out of the body entirely.

WASHINGTON (AP)The Senate has voted to move forward with legislation to regulate a form of cryptocurrency called stablecoins, two weeks after Democrats

Top US Lawmaker Proposes Sweeping Stablecoin Regulation

Stablecoin Legislation Overcame A Procedural

Stablecoin legislation overcame a procedural blockade in the US Senate, marking a major victory for the crypto industry after a group of Democrats dropped their

Toomey Introduces Legislation to Guide Future Stablecoin

What's next for the Senate stablecoin bill? - The Hill