While discussions about establishing a regulatory framework in the cryptocurrency market continue, more behind-the-scenes information about legislative initiatives in the USA is emerging. Journalist Eleonora Terrett, based on her conversations with industry representatives, reported that the issue of stablecoin yields plays a crucial role in legislative proposals concerning the structure of the cryptocurrency market. According to Terrett, the process currently largely depends on the position of Republican Senator from North Carolina Tom Tillis. Although Tillis abstained from voting in January when the Senate Banking Committee was preparing to consider the bill, amendments proposed by Tillis and Senator Angela Alsobrooks, which limited the amount of rewards offered by crypto companies through stablecoins, intensified the debate. Later, Coinbase cited these amendments as one of the reasons for withdrawing its support for the bill. According to the latest reports, the White House reportedly handed over a draft bill to Tillis's office after a month of negotiations with the crypto sector and banks. As Terrett reports, Tillis's team has recently held meetings with industry representatives and White House officials, and these discussions, according to experts, are "moving in the right direction."