美国参议院银行委员会将投票两党加密法案，1月15日举行听证

2026-01-07 01:20:08

【币界】美国参议院银行委员会主席透露，委员会即将对一份由两党议员共同起草的加密货币市场监管法案进行投票表决。根据计划，相关的审议听证会定在1月15日召开。

这份法案草案经历了多轮协商。虽然民主党方面在伦理问题、去中心化金融风险管理以及稳定币收益机制等核心问题上的关切还没有完全化解，但最终版本确实吸纳了民主党提出的不少建议和条款。

眼下，各大交易平台和加密企业的高管们在华盛顿活跃起来，通过游说参议员来推动这项法案的通过。业内人士普遍认为，这部法案的成败将对整个加密市场的合规框架产生深远影响。

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SchrodingerGas

· 01-09 22:55

Here comes another act of the "bipartisan consensus," which, frankly, is just a game of interests that hasn't collapsed yet. Wait, haven't the Democrats' concerns been addressed? So how are the stablecoin provisions written, can on-chain data reveal it? The lobbying army has entered Washington, and this compliance framework is probably again tailored for major exchanges.

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CryptoComedian

· 01-07 01:47

Laughing and then crying, Washington is starting to cut us again --- Partisan cooperation? I just want to know whose wallet is fatter this time, lobbying costs are hitting new highs --- The January 15th hearing, arguing over the stablecoin for three more months --- Decentralized risk management, to put it plainly, is still figuring out how to cut --- Executives from major exchanges rushing to Washington, this scene is no different from me going to the convenience store to buy cigarettes, just trying to meet a few more people --- Data speaks, but the bill always sounds better than the data, understand? --- The Democratic Party’s concerns haven’t been resolved? Laughing out loud, they never can be, that’s just business sense --- Once January 15th passes, the crypto world will have to come up with a new story to tell retail investors --- Relying solely on lobbying to push legislation, why didn’t I get into this industry? --- The far-reaching impact of the compliance framework? To put it nicely, it’s still about dividing who can cut the leeks and who can’t

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SchrodingerProfit

· 01-07 01:47

Will the two parties really shake hands this time? I’m a bit skeptical... Let’s wait and see what they say on January 15th, anyway, lobbying has been played out for a long time. DeFi is still a pit, can this bill be figured out? The Senate has been working on it for a long time, but in the end, it still depends on the market’s mood... That group in Washington, their debating skills are top-notch. Did they compromise on the stablecoin issue? The details are the devil. A rare moment of bipartisan agreement... it feels suspicious. The compliance framework sounds good, but I’m worried it’s just an empty shell. Are all the exchange executives heading to Washington to lobby? I understand that vibe. Passing the bill isn’t necessarily a good thing; are we ready for regulation?

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-07 01:40

Bipartisan cooperation? Can it really happen this time? Or is it just the same old trick... Wait, January 15th? That’s a good time, we need to keep a close eye on it. The lobbying battle has already begun; whoever has more money gets to call the shots. The real deciding factors are still the attitudes of those whales and major exchanges. I don’t really care whether the bill passes or not; the key is not to make things more complicated. If this time they can come up with a reliable framework, the crypto world might finally get a breather. It seems the Democrats still have doubts; the DeFi sector is hard to compromise on. Those people in Washington simply don’t understand this stuff; let’s wait and see.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 01-07 01:38

Finally waiting for this moment, January 15th is really coming To be honest, bipartisan cooperation is still a bit surprising, but lobbying has already started Can this bill really pass? It still feels a bit uncertain Things are probably chaotic over in Washington now, with major exchanges all taking action Democrats still have doubts about stablecoins, why does it feel like it's not that easy to reach a compromise? A life winner, just having coffee with a senator can change policies The hearing day will definitely be explosive, and the coin prices might fluctuate a lot then Can these bipartisan bills really contain DeFi? It still feels like there are loopholes In mid-January, it feels like the market trend is shifting all of a sudden

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