Landmark US Stablecoin立法清除参议院的关键程序障碍

在先前的挫折之后，参议院周一晚上克服了一个关键的程序障碍

Lawmakers in the Senate took a significant step towards regulating stablecoins in the United States on Monday night, voting to overcome a key procedural hurdle and setting the stage for further debate and eventually a final vote on the bill’s passage.

参议院的立法者在周一晚上在美国迈出了重要的一步，投票决定克服关键的程序障碍，并为进一步的辩论奠定了基础，并最终对该法案的通过进行了最终投票。

Senators comfortably surpassed the 60-vote threshold needed to advance the bill, a decisive move that follows an earlier setback in May when the Senate failed to reach the required majority.

参议员舒适地超过了提出该法案所需的60票阈值，这是决定性举动，这是5月在参议院未能达到所需多数席位的较早挫折之后。

This procedural vote does not enact the bill into law but formally moves it to a period of extended debate before a final series of votes will determine its fate in the upper chamber.

该程序投票并未将该法案纳入法律，而是将其正式移至一段时间的辩论时期，然后最后一系列选票将决定其在上议院的命运。

Meanwhile, the House of Representatives is working on its own version of stablecoin legislation, both chambers aiming to create overarching rules for these digital assets and their issuers within the US financial system.

同时，众议院正在制定其自己版本的Stablecoin立法，这两个商会都旨在为美国金融体系内的这些数字资产及其发行人创建总体规则。

The successful vote on Monday marks a notable turnaround from an earlier attempt on May 8, when the Senate failed to garner the 60 votes necessary to proceed with the bill.

周一的成功投票标志着5月8日早些时候的一次尝试，当时参议院未能获得该法案所必需的60票。

That previous setback was attributed to concerns raised by some Democratic lawmakers regarding provisions related to consumer protection and national security.

以前的挫折归因于一些民主党议员对与消费者保护和国家安全有关的规定提出的担忧。

Interestingly, that initial vote saw bipartisan opposition, with Republican Senators Josh Hawley and Rand Paul also voting against cloture, the procedural motion to end debate and move to a vote.

有趣的是，最初的投票看到了两党的反对，共和党参议员乔什·霍利（Josh Hawley）和兰德·保罗（Rand Paul）也投票反对克洛特（Cloture），这是结束辩论并进行投票的程序动议。

Negotiations and compromise: addressing concerns

谈判和妥协：解决问题

Despite the earlier legislative hiccup, industry observers and participants anticipated a smoother passage on Monday.

尽管较早的立法打ic，但行业观察家和参与者预计将在周一顺畅。

This optimism stemmed from the intensive negotiations undertaken by lawmakers over the past week, which focused on modifying the bill’s language to address the concerns that led to its initial stall.

这种乐观源于上周立法者进行的密集谈判，该谈判的重点是修改该法案的语言，以解决导致其最初失速的担忧。

While many of the changes reported were minimal, they ultimately appear to have been sufficient to sway key votes.

尽管报告的许多变化很小，但最终似乎足以摆脱关键选票。

An individual closely following the negotiation process told CoinDesk earlier on Monday that the newest version of the bill had “enough” to mitigate some of the Democrats’ previous concerns.

周一早些时候，一个紧密的谈判过程紧密地告诉Coindesk，该法案的最新版本“足够”可以减轻一些民主党以前的担忧。

However, this source maintained that the negotiating lawmakers could have incorporated stronger consumer protection measures.

但是，该消息人士坚持认为，谈判的立法者可以纳入更强大的消费者保护措施。

The efforts to find common ground proved fruitful. Following the latest revisions, several Democratic lawmakers who had previously voted against advancing the bill, including Senators Ruben Gallego and Mark Warner, announced their intention to vote in favor of cloture ahead of Monday night’s crucial vote, signaling a critical shift in support.

发现共同基础的努力被证明是富有成效的。经过最新的修订，几位以前投票反对提出该法案的民主党立法者，包括参议员鲁本·加勒戈（Ruben Gallego）和马克·华纳（Mark Warner），他们宣布打算在周一晚上的关键投票之前投票支持盘行，这表明对支持的重要转变。

This development highlights the delicate bipartisan cooperation needed to pass financial legislation through the Senate.

这一发展强调了通过参议院通过金融立法所需的两党合作。