Despite President Trump urging the House to quickly pass the Senate-approved GENIUS Act on stablecoin regulation, House Financial Services Chair French Hill signaled more discussions are needed. Hill ...

Despite President Trump urging the House to quickly pass the Senate-approved GENIUS Act on stablecoin regulation, House Financial Services Chair French Hill signaled more discussions are needed. Hill pointed to key differences between the Senate’s GENIUS Act and the House's STABLE Act, including issues like oversight roles, extraterritoriality and corporate stablecoin issuance. Hill emphasized ongoing talks with House leadership and declined to commit to passing the bill unchanged, suggesting potential modifications despite Trump's call for a “clean” bill by August. According to CoinDesk, lawmakers are also considering combining the stablecoin bill with broader crypto legislation.

House may revise stablecoin bill despite Trump’s push

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After more than four years of litigation, Ripple is finally turning the page.

On June 27th Eastern Time, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced on X platform that the company will withdraw its cross-appeal against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the SEC is also expected to withdraw its remaining appeal requests. This lawsuit, which began in late 2020 and has been at the core of the cryptocurrency industry's regulatory dispute, is finally coming to an end.

Garlinghouse was very direct, saying: "We are...