⛔ Zuckerberg under ATTACK by US Senators Over Stablecoin Plans & GENIUS Act!

The stablecoin spotlight just turned on Mark Zuckerberg. As the GENIUS Act inches toward a full Senate vote, Senators Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal sent a sharp letter to Zuck, demanding answers:

- Has Meta influenced the GENIUS Act behind the scenes?

- Is it planning to revive its own stablecoin after Libra and Diem failed?

- And would a potential Trump-issued waiver give Meta an unfair regulatory edge?

They didn’t hold back - raising alarms over Meta potentially launching a coin and weaponizing user data for profit, ad targeting, or even “surveillance pricing.” Meanwhile, Meta claims there’s “no Meta stablecoin” in the pipeline, according to a May statement from comms director Andy Stone.

But the timing couldn’t be more explosive:

- GENIUS Act has cleared cloture with bipartisan support

- A Meta-backed stablecoin could instantly plug into billions of users via Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Threads

- And if Trump pushes a waiver? We could see a regulatory wildcard in play

The Senate is watching. Regulators are circling. And Meta? Whether it mints a stablecoin or not, it's already deep in the conversation. This isn’t just about one company. It’s about who controls the rails of programmable money in America.