2026-01-13 11:21:42

U.S. Senate Banking Committee is preparing to introduce its latest cryptocurrency market structure bill, with stablecoin regulatory framework drawing particular attention from market participants. The proposed legislation aims to establish clearer oversight mechanisms for stablecoin issuance and operational standards.

Meanwhile, Fed Chair candidate Rick Rieder's recent comments signal potential shifts in monetary policy, expressing support for lowering benchmark interest rates to 3%. Such policy adjustments could reshape liquidity conditions and investment flows across digital asset markets, particularly affecting yield-bearing stablecoin products and broader market dynamics.

On the technical front, security monitoring platforms continue tracking on-chain activity, providing real-time insights into transaction patterns and capital movements that help market participants assess systemic risks and opportunities.

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RugPullAlarm

· 10h ago

Interest rates drop to 3%? Those stablecoin yield monsters are going to cry. Quickly check which addresses are accumulating coins at the bottom.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 10h ago

Another new bill? The stablecoin sector is really getting more competitive.

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BuyTheTop

· 10h ago

Stablecoin regulation is back again. Will it finally be implemented this time? Rieder's words sound good, a 3% interest rate... but it might just be another rally for the bears. On-chain data, no matter how clear, can't stop big players from dumping. Senate is trying new tricks again. It feels like the rules haven't been sorted out before they change again. Once the rate cut expectations emerge, air tokens will start to stir again. Regulatory frameworks will definitely restrict some projects, short-term negative impact. This round of policy changes has dealt a significant blow to stablecoin yields, and the outlook is really uncertain. Waiting to see how things develop next, it feels like more ups and downs are coming. The clearer the rules, the more institutions will enter. It's a double-edged sword.

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PonziDetector

· 10h ago

New regulations on stablecoins are here again. Is this time really going to be stricter? Interest rates drop to 3%? HODL stablecoins have won again. On-chain data is available in real-time. I just love this transparent feeling. What new tricks is the Senate up to... Rieder, this guy's words are pretty accurate. Lowering interest rates is indeed good for us.

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