#以太坊安全计划 【U.S. legislators continue discussions on Senate stablecoin bill, negotiations are '90% complete'】 The U.S. Senate's stablecoin bill, the 'GENIUS Act', has made significant progress in negotiations, with insiders revealing that both sides have reached a consensus on 90% of the terms. The remaining disagreements mainly focus on the ethical standards for government special employees (including Musk) and the standard requirements for publicly listed companies to issue stablecoins. According to the latest draft, stablecoin issuers must maintain 100% of their reserves in U.S. dollars or other highly liquid assets, and projects with a market capitalization exceeding $50 billion must undergo annual audits. The bill also includes relevant provisions for foreign issuers operating in the U.S. Although the planned vote on the motion to end debate did not occur on Thursday, the Democrats have signaled positively. One source said, 'We are willing to support the motion to end debate, but we need the Republicans to guarantee continued negotiations on the remaining 10% of disagreements.' Last week, the bill failed to enter the debate process due to a collective opposition from Democrats, with major controversies centering around anti-money laundering standards and regulation of foreign issuers. Financial reform organization policy analyst Mark Hays pointed out that the current draft covers special government employees like Musk but does not address the issue of former President Trump's association with the stablecoin business of the decentralized finance platform World Liberty Financial. Analysis suggests that the coming week will be a critical window, and if both sides can eliminate the remaining disagreements, the probability of the bill's passage will significantly increase. (The Block)