
U.S. Senators Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), both advocates for Bitcoin, are actively considering the language for a bill that would cover stablecoins, as reported by Axios. This legislative effort, which is months away from being finalized, aims to regulate cryptocurrencies designed to maintain a consistent price, potentially unlocking $1 trillion of new liquidity into the crypto market. The involvement of figures like @jerallaire and platforms such as @solana and @circle highlights the significant impact this bill could have on the crypto sector, including increasing the total value locked (tvl) in the market to over $600 million.
Already has 600m+ in tvl And I def believe theres some pretty strong connections you can make with a little bit of you're own research. I typically don't share things I invest in (and I'm obviously an early investor in this) https://t.co/UW2LDYEtSD
This is the event 👀 that changes @circle money velocity forever. @jerallaire is about to change everything when digital dollars reach #Solana speeds. Be ready people. Liquidity is everything. @solana @circle https://t.co/RVE8sBiH7N
Toly agrees - I’ll say it again - US Stable Coin Act will bring in $1 Trillion of liquidity into crypto 👀 https://t.co/BIR8EJaDbx
