4 月 2 日，据 Beincrypto 报道，美国众议院金融服务委员会主席弗 French Hill 驳回了允许稳定币支付利息的提案，尽管 Coinbase 首席执行官 Brian Armstrong 昨日刚公开呼吁支持该政策。作为稳定币监管的主要推动者，Hill 今日向记者表示：「虽然我理解这一观点，但国会两党对于美元抵押型支付稳定币向持有者支付利息尚未达成共识。」这位共和党议员此前被任命为金融服务委员会主席时，加密行业曾视作重大胜利。鉴于 Armstrong 昨日才公开发出这一呼吁，Hill 如此迅速地拒绝了他对稳定币的愿景，着实令人瞩目。显然，Armstrong 的政治影响力一直在上升，他在特朗普的加密货币峰会上发挥了突出作用，且美国 SEC 也撤销了对 Coinbase 的诉讼。这是美国加密货币行业需要认识到的一个重要事实：无论其影响力增长得有多快，对大多数人来说，它仍然是一个新事物。

<div><p>4 月 2 日，据 Beincrypto 报道，美国众议院金融服务委员会主席弗 French Hill 驳回了允许稳定币支付利息的提案，尽管 Coinbase 首席执行官 Brian Armstrong 昨日刚公开呼吁支持该政策。作为稳定币监管的主要推动者，Hill 今日向记者表示：「虽然我理解这一观点，但国会两党对于美元抵押型支付稳定币向持有者支付利息尚未达成共识。」这位共和党议员此前被任命为金融服务委员会主席时，加密行业曾视作重大胜利。鉴于 Armstrong 昨日才公开发出这一呼吁，Hill 如此迅速地拒绝了他对稳定币的愿景，着实令人瞩目。显然，Armstrong 的政治影响力一直在上升，他在特朗普的加密货币峰会上发挥了突出作用，且美国 SEC 也撤销了对 Coinbase 的诉讼。这是美国加密货币行业需要认识到的一个重要事实：无论其影响力增长得有多快，对大多数人来说，它仍然是一个新事物。</p></div>

美国众议院金融服务委员会主席驳回付息稳定币提案

On April 2, according to Beincrypto, <French> Hill, chairman of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee, rejected a proposal allowing stablecoin interest payments, despite <Coinbase> CEO <Brian Armstrong> publicly calling for support of the policy just yesterday. As a major proponent of stablecoin regulation, Hill told reporters today: "While I understand this perspective, there is no bipartisan consensus in Congress regarding paying interest to holders of dollar-backed payment stablecoins." This Republican legislator was previously viewed as a significant victory for the crypto industry when appointed as Financial Services Committee chairman. Given that <Armstrong> only publicly made this call yesterday, Hill's swift rejection of his stablecoin vision is indeed noteworthy. Apparently, <Armstrong>'s political influence has been rising, playing a prominent role at <Trump>'s cryptocurrency summit, and the U.S. SEC has also dropped its lawsuit against <Coinbase>. This is an important fact the U.S. cryptocurrency industry needs to recognize: no matter how quickly its influence grows, for most people, it remains a new phenomenon.

<div><p>On April 2, according to Beincrypto, French Hill, chairman of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee, rejected a proposal allowing stablecoin interest payments, despite Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's public call for support just yesterday. As a major proponent of stablecoin regulation, Hill told reporters today: "While I understand this perspective, there is no bipartisan consensus in Congress regarding paying interest to holders of dollar-backed payment stablecoins." When this Republican legislator was previously appointed as the Financial Services Committee chairman, the crypto industry viewed it as a significant victory. Given that Armstrong only publicly made this call yesterday, Hill's swift rejection of his stablecoin vision is indeed noteworthy. Apparently, Armstrong's political influence has been rising, playing a prominent role in Trump's cryptocurrency summit, and the U.S. SEC has also dropped its lawsuit against Coinbase. This is an important fact the U.S. cryptocurrency industry needs to recognize: no matter how quickly its influence grows, for most people, it remains a new phenomenon.</p></div>

U.S. House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rejects Interest-Paying Stablecoin Proposal

When the sickle wears a suit, the tears of leeks become the best lubricant
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In the crypto world on the early morning of April 14, 2025, a capital script more bloody than "Squid Game" was staged. The MANTRA chain token OM, which focuses on the RWA (Real World Asset tokenization) concept, completed a "faith cleansing plan" worth $5.5 billion in 90 minutes: the price plummeted from $6.15 to a low of $0.37 within 4 hours, a drop of 94%, equivalent to throwing the Shanghai Center Tower from a height of 632 meters into the Huangpu River, while not forgetting to send a leveraged buy the dips guide to the onlooking crowd.
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A 94% plunge in four hours, from faith recharge to faith collapse, revealing the magical realism harvesting script of OM coin

Author: Fairy, ChainCatcher
Editor: TB, ChainCatcher

"This is even worse than LUNA."

In the early morning hours of Beijing time, a sudden plunge left many crypto investors sleepless. The MANTRA token OM plummeted by about 10% within a short hour, then dramatically crashed from $5.21 to $0.50, a staggering drop of 90%.

A wave of shock swept through, with community members sharply commenting: "Many people were still holding OM to earn interest, without even a chance to escape, which is even more brutal than LUNA's..."

The "zero return" trend shocked the market, revealing MANTRA's dark history: market control, legal disputes, and OTC model

In the early morning, the RWA sector project <MANTRA> (OM) dropped by 90% in a short time, plummeting from $6 to $0.5, with a market value evaporation of over $5.5 billion.

Three hours later, the <MANTRA> team released a statement, claiming that the decline was caused by irrational liquidation and was unrelated to the project itself, emphasizing that it was not the team's doing.

Subsequently, OM surged from around $0.5 to $1.2, experiencing a brief sharp rise. According to <Coinglass> data, within just four hours, the OM contract liquidation amount reached $58 million.

U.S. House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rejects Interest-Paying Stablecoin Proposal

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