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Jinse Finance reported that according to a report by Moody’s Investors Service, if the Democrats and Republicans in the United States cannot reach a consensus on how to regulate cryptocurrencies, as other countries push forward their own rules, the attractiveness of the United States to companies and investors will decrease. reduce.
The report comes as the House Financial Services Committee is debating two legislative proposals to regulate stablecoins and another to more comprehensively regulate cryptocurrencies. A hearing last week revealed a broader partisan divide. Moody's analysts warned that under the comprehensive market structure draft proposed by House Financial Services Chairman Patrick McHenry (RN.C.), the Federal Reserve would not be the primary regulator of stablecoin issuers, but would be overseen by state-level regulators. Potentially more regulatory arbitrage and harm to consumers.