XRP Lawyer Sounds Alarm: Could Stablecoin Bill Stall Reform Until 2029?
By: coin central|2025/05/14 23:30:07
0
Share
TLDRJohn Deaton warned that failure to pass the stablecoin bill could delay crypto reform until 2029.He supported the GENIUS Act and stressed that it aligns with America’s financial and national interests.Deaton described the stablecoin bill as critical to preserving the US dollar’s global dominance.He said the bill would drive demand for US Treasury securities and strengthen the economy.Senator Elizabeth Warren opposed the bill due to national security concerns and called for changes.The stablecoin bill has become a critical point of debate as Senate delays trigger fresh warnings from leading crypto figures. XRP lawyer John Deaton has now joined the discussion, warning that postponing the Stablecoin Bill could push broader crypto reform to 2029. The remark comes amid growing frustration in the crypto sector, which views the stablecoin bill as essential for regulatory clarity.John Deaton Emphasizes the Importance of the GENIUS ActJohn Deaton has backed Messari founder Ryan Selkis in supporting the GENIUS Act, calling it key to long-term crypto legislation. He argued that the GENIUS Act may not pass without the bill, delaying reform until the next presidential term. Deaton stated that the bill is straightforward and aligns with American economic and strategic goals.I agree with @twobitidiot when he says if Congress can’t get the GENIUS Act passed, we won’t see a Market Structure’s Bill, which means we won’t see any long-lasting reform until 2029, depending on how the Presidential election goes. Why, you might ask? Because the GENIUS Act... https://t.co/aFxgXwx7SD— John E Deaton (@JohnEDeaton1) May 14, 2025He emphasized that the stablecoin bill could open the door to the GENIUS Act, which has bipartisan support in Congress. According to Deaton, the act strengthens national interests by reinforcing the role of the U.S. dollar and related financial structures. He warned that meaningful crypto regulation may not happen until 2029 or beyond without this support.Deaton believes the GENIUS Act is critical to maintaining the U.S. leadership in global finance and digital asset innovation. He noted that missing this opportunity could create long-term regulatory gaps. He stressed that the Bill must pass to build a proper foundation for future policies.Stablecoin Bill Tied to U.S. Dollar DominanceDeaton referred to the stablecoin bill as the “Dollar Dominance Bill” because it reinforces demand for U.S. Treasury securities. He explained that the bill helps protect the dollar’s reserve currency status in a time of global de-dollarization. The stablecoin bill also supports the domestic economy and geopolitical strength by increasing U.S. Treasury demand.Supporters argue that the bill can stabilize markets and help guide digital asset integration within current financial systems. They also claim that it will drive adoption of regulated digital dollars, reducing reliance on foreign-backed tokens. Deaton maintained that ignoring the bill weakens U.S. financial leadership.Despite support from crypto leaders, several lawmakers remain opposed due to national security concerns. Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized the bill, citing gaps in oversight and transparency. She warned that unless amended, the bill could promote unchecked corporate influence.The post XRP Lawyer Sounds Alarm: Could Stablecoin Bill Stall Reform Until 2029? appeared first on CoinCentral.
You may also like

These days, even hackers are losing money
Although hackers possess excellent skills and can complete a meticulous harvest in a matter of hours, the market does not care where the chips come from; in the face of a bear market, everyone is treated equally.

Arm Chips In-House: Rewire News Brief
For Intel and AMD, the x86 Moat Just Got a Little Less Secure

IOSG: Stablecoin Reshaping Asia Cross-Border Payments? Strategic Landscape and Investment Opportunities Analysis
Stablecoins have not truly addressed the two core pain points of domestic settlement and exchange rate conversion.

\$73 Billion OpenAI Aims for IPO: Drops Sora, Snubs Disney, Puts Microsoft in Risk Factors
Altman is Telling a Growth Story in Subtraction

The Chip Industry's Most Secure Middleman Just Took a Very Risky Turn
Arm's decision to fabricate chips is essentially competing with its own customers

CZ's Latest Interview: My Experience is Replicable, Writing a Book to Inspire Young Entrepreneurs
How will CZ measure the success of this industry and how far have we really come?

Morning News | Invesco acquires a $900 million on-chain fund from Superstate; ParaFi has raised $125 million for its new fund; Solana Foundation launches developer platform SDP
Overview of Important Market Events on March 24

What is the background of this new fund that the two major prediction market platforms have rarely joined forces to create?
When Klashi's early employees went out to raise funds, the two CEOs chose to appear together on the list of investors.

SIREN, another leveraged scam
What kind of experience can we gain from these similar situations?

Token has become extremely popular, and the blockchain is very sad
When AI's tokens become the new "digital oil," blockchain can only watch its once-dreamed dreams materialize in a completely unfamiliar way. This misaligned popularization is a victory for AI, but also the deepest helplessness for blockchain.

Tether's major shareholder invests £12 million to support the "British version of Trump" in the cryptocurrency sector
In the United States, the story of the cryptocurrency industry pouring money to support Trump and reclaiming regulatory dominance has come to an end. In the United Kingdom, the same script is being replayed.

Huang Renxun's Latest Podcast: Will NVIDIA Reach $1 Trillion? Will the Number of Programmers Increase Instead of Decrease? How to Deal with AI Anxiety?
Hashpower will determine everything; human work will only be restructured, not disappear

Besides Resolv Hack, This DeFi Vulnerability Type Has Occurred Four Times
17 minutes, 100k turned into 25M.

Trump Cries Peace, $1.5 Billion Dash | Rewire News Evening Brief
In the first 15 minutes of trading, $1.5 billion in futures trades have already taken place

From x402 to MPP: Cloudflare's crucial vote, will it go to Coinbase or Stripe?
Cloudflare is both building walls and opening windows. It provides both blocking tools and paid access tools. They decide what is kept out, what is allowed in, and under what conditions it can enter.

BlackRock CEO issues annual open letter: The wave of tokenization has arrived, and we will lead this trend
Rebuild capitalism that belongs to everyone.

When Backpack backstabs the community
Once a fundamental rift in trust appears, the cost that Backpack must pay to repair it is likely far more expensive than the profits previously "harvested" through service fees.

When gold is no longer a safe haven, and Bitcoin continues to panic
The whole world is waiting for the Strait of Hormuz to reopen. Why not guess which type of asset will return to pre-war levels first?
These days, even hackers are losing money
Although hackers possess excellent skills and can complete a meticulous harvest in a matter of hours, the market does not care where the chips come from; in the face of a bear market, everyone is treated equally.
Arm Chips In-House: Rewire News Brief
For Intel and AMD, the x86 Moat Just Got a Little Less Secure
IOSG: Stablecoin Reshaping Asia Cross-Border Payments? Strategic Landscape and Investment Opportunities Analysis
Stablecoins have not truly addressed the two core pain points of domestic settlement and exchange rate conversion.
\$73 Billion OpenAI Aims for IPO: Drops Sora, Snubs Disney, Puts Microsoft in Risk Factors
Altman is Telling a Growth Story in Subtraction
The Chip Industry's Most Secure Middleman Just Took a Very Risky Turn
Arm's decision to fabricate chips is essentially competing with its own customers
CZ's Latest Interview: My Experience is Replicable, Writing a Book to Inspire Young Entrepreneurs
How will CZ measure the success of this industry and how far have we really come?
