White House and Senate say crypto-bill markups are nearing, but stablecoin yield text remains unresolved
Patrick Witt said the U.S. needs a market-structure framework or it will fall behind, while Thom Tillis said stablecoin talks still have unresolved yield language and a markup may slip to late April or early May as ethics and tokenization language is finalized.
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@cointelegraph🇺🇸 LATEST: White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt warns the US will keep losing ground in the digital assets race without a durable market structure framework in place.
@coindeskJUST IN: White House crypto adviser @Patrickjwitt claims the US needs a market structure framework in place or it will "fall behind in the digital assets race."
@coindesk🏛️ @patrickjwitt hopes "we have both pieces of the bill on the floor," by @consensus2026.
@cointelegraph🇺🇸 LATEST: Senator Thom Tillis says he's "guardedly optimistic" on stablecoin legislation. He expects to schedule a markup in the coming weeks as negotiations with stakeholders continue, per Eleanor Terrett.
@eleanorterrett🚨NEW: @SenThomTillis (R-NC) told reporters on Capitol Hill this afternoon that he’s still “going back and forth” with stakeholders on whether stablecoin yield text will be released publicly this week. “We’ve got some open switches that may