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Senators plan to amend GENIUS Act to deal with Trump household’s stablecoin

Although a majority of members of the US Senate voted to advance a invoice to control cost stablecoins on Could 20, high-ranking Democrats are planning to suggest an modification to the laws to deal with President Donald Trump’s connections to the cryptocurrency trade.

Based on a Could 22 Axios report, Senate Minority Chief Chuck Schumer and Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jeff Merkley will file an modification to the Guiding and Establishing Nationwide Innovation for US Stablecoins Act, or GENIUS Act, to dam a US president from cashing in on stablecoins. The proposed modification would come after 18 Democrats sided with Republicans within the Senate in voting to advance the invoice on Could 20 after it failed a procedural vote on Could 8.

“Passing the GENIUS Act with out our anti-corruption modification stamps a Congressional seal of approval on Trump promoting entry and affect to the best bidder,” Merkley stated in a Could 22 X put up.

Trump his three sons are concerned within the crypto platform World Liberty Monetary (WLFI), which launched its USD1 stablecoin in March. Critics have identified that the president may proceed to personally profit from laws that helps acknowledge stablecoins like USD1 as monetary devices within the US.