Crypto execs flock to DC to support Senate stablecoin bill

By: the crypto news wire|2025/05/15 13:15:04
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said the Senate could reconsider a vote on the GENIUS Act “hopefully tomorrow” after it initially failed on May 8. Crypto founders headed to Washington, DC, to meet with lawmakers ahead of another expected vote on a stablecoin bill that initially failed in the Senate, according to Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong. In a May 14 X post from the US Capitol rotunda, Armstrong said as many as “60 [crypto] founders” had gathered in DC to support the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins, or GENIUS Act, being considered in the Senate and a draft of the market structure bill moving through the House of Representatives. The Coinbase CEO said the Senate could consider another vote on the GENIUS Act “hopefully tomorrow” after it failed to get enough support from Democrats on May 8. Read more

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