The advancement of the U.S. cryptocurrency market structure bill is currently contingent on the stance of Senator Thom Tillis. According to ChainCatcher, the White House has submitted legislative text to Tillis's office, and recent meetings between the parties have been described as 'moving in the right direction.' Cody Carbone, CEO of the Digital Chamber, expressed optimism about reaching a consensus on stablecoin yield issues.
Even without Democratic support, the bill could pass the Banking Committee along party lines, but Tillis's vote is crucial. Industry insiders note that discussions have heavily focused on stablecoin yield issues, sidelining other topics such as decentralized finance. A cryptocurrency trade executive remains 'cautiously optimistic' about the Banking Committee rescheduling its review by the end of March.