#USStablecoinBill Legislation on stablecoins in the US, such as the GENIUS and STABLE acts, aims to regulate dollar-backed stablecoins, potentially changing the financial landscape. By establishing strict requirements for reserves, transparency, and compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, these bills could legitimize stablecoins, fostering innovation and strengthening the dominance of the US dollar in global digital finance. Supporters argue that they will enhance payment efficiency and financial inclusion, with a projected market of $2 trillion by 2028. Critics, including Senator Warren, warn of risks to consumer protection, national security, and financial stability if loopholes remain, especially for offshore issuers like Tether. Reliable regulation could solidify the US's leadership in digital assets, but shortcomings could destabilize the economy.