The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is about to review and amend the Crypto Market Structure Act, with over 130 amendments already received. These amendments cover a wide range of topics—some aim to completely ban the yield functions of stablecoins, some impose restrictions on public officials participating in crypto investments, and others seek to redefine the legal status of tools like mixers and roll-up services. Interestingly, members from both parties are actively involved, indicating that crypto regulation has indeed become a bipartisan concern. The key now is how these amendments will influence the final version of the bill—potentially directly determining the future trajectory of stablecoins and DeFi tools in the U.S. market.