Odaily Planet Daily News: A bipartisan bill in the U.S. Senate aimed at establishing a federal framework for stablecoins has encountered significant disagreements during discussions. Some Democratic lawmakers have threatened to use unlimited debate (filibuster) on the bill, calling for stronger consumer protection and anti-money laundering provisions. One Democratic senator pointed out that the new agreement is still "full of loopholes" regarding the requirements for stablecoin issuance and bank reserves, and if not corrected, it will fail to protect the rights of ordinary users. This disagreement has led to a forced postponement of the scheduled vote this week, making the legislative outlook increasingly uncertain. Market participants are concerned that if the bill does not pass in this Congress, the regulatory vacuum for U.S. stablecoins may continue, affecting the pace of industry development. (Bloomberg)