US Senators Submit Over 130 Amendments, Stablecoin Returns and DeFi Focus on

US senators have submitted over 130 amendments, involving stablecoin revenue rules, DeFi provisions, restrictions on public officials' cryptocurrency interests, and adjustments to the definition of digital asset mixers. These amendments were jointly proposed by senators from both the Democratic and Republican parties, with some showing bipartisan support. The Senate Banking Committee will review and vote on whether to include the bill text on Thursday (UTC+8), followed by a vote on whether to proceed with the legislative process, which includes proposals to modify the stablecoin yield clause, such as deleting the phrase "solely for holding stablecoins" and strengthening yield disclosure and risk warning requirements.