Fresh talks loom as Senate delays crypto bill amid Coinbase backlash
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Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott postponed a markup of a sweeping cryptocurrency bill after Coinbase opposed the latest version, underscoring a key impasse over whether exchanges can offer yield-bearing stablecoin rewards. Lawmakers vow to keep negotiating a compromise palatable to both banks and crypto firms, aiming to provide regulatory clarity on token securities and commodities; leaders like Mark Warner and Cynthia Lummis say there is a path forward, though negotiations are expected to stretch into February.
Topics:business#coinbase#cryptocurrency-regulation#legislative-markup#politics#stablecoins#us-senate
- Senators vow to revive crypto bill Politico
- Coinbase CEO says key crypto vote can be rescheduled after 11th hour cancellation CNBC
- Scott Statement on Market Structure Markup Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (.gov)
- Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Pulls Support for Crypto Market-Structure Bill Bloomberg.com
- Coinbase, the Biggest U.S. Crypto Company, Asserts Its Power in Washington The New York Times
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