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According to The Defiant, multiple Brazilian government sources familiar with the plan have revealed that Brazilian government officials are considering issuing the country's first sovereign bond denominated in Chinese yuan. At present, this measure is still under consideration and a final decision has not yet been made. The potential plan to issue RMB denominated sovereign bonds will be a significant development in Brazil's financial strategy. At the same time, as part of the new cryptocurrency regulatory framework, the Brazilian central bank has proposed strict supervision of stablecoin transfers. These proposed rules include restrictions on sending stablecoins to wallets controlled by non Brazilian entities, reflecting the country's tightening stance on domestic cryptocurrency trading.

According to Beincrypto, the Nebraska State Legislature passed the LB 526 bill with 49 unanimous votes, implementing mild regulation on Bitcoin mining sites. The bill requires large mining companies to bear the cost of upgrading the power grid, disclose energy consumption data, and authorizes the government to interrupt power supply services at its discretion. The bill is now awaiting signature by Governor Jim Pillen, who previously expressed support for the cryptocurrency industry but did not specifically mention mining. The bill mainly addresses the issue of power grid load and does not involve environmental issues such as carbon emissions. At present, Marathon Digital is the only major mining company in the state, and it has recently completed equipment upgrades at its mine in Kearney County. Although the bill does not substantially restrict mining activities, its unanimous passage reflects the Republican led state legislature's tendency towards "limited regulation" of the cryptocurrency industry. This bill is similar to the previous grid restrictions on mining sites in Texas, reflecting the conflicting positions of various states in the United States on encryption regulation issues - even in Republican states, infrastructure pressures may still lead to policy tightening.

According to encryption journalist Eleanor Terrett, a group of senators from both parties is close to reaching a consensus on the text of the stablecoin GENIUS bill after days of intense renegotiation, which could allow the bill's progress to continue. However, the text has not yet been finalized. The Senate leadership is discussing the procedural path for resuming the review of the GENIUS Act, including the amendment process and the motion for reconsideration. The goal (which may change) is to hold the final vote before the May 26th recess and the start of the settlement process, but the schedule may be postponed due to whether a procedural agreement can be reached with the Democratic Party.

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According to Coinpedia, cryptocurrency advocate John E Deaton has issued a warning that if the US Congress fails to pass the stablecoin GENIUS bill in a timely manner, substantive cryptocurrency regulatory reform may be delayed until 2029. This viewpoint is supported by Messari founder Ryan Selkis and others. Deaton criticized that the regulatory attitude in the United States has fluctuated sharply between government changes, and current regulation still relies on the legal framework of the 1930s and 1940s. Selkis specifically pointed out that if the bill is not passed this week, future cryptocurrency reforms during the Trump administration may fail.