Cryptocurrency is Here to Stay: Senator John Thune

U.S. Senator John Thune stated it’s time to bring cryptocurrency into the mainstream, signaling growing political support for digital assets.
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Published Jun 11, 2025, 18:05 UTC

Cryptocurrency is Here to Stay: Senator John Thune

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On June 11, Senior United States Senator from South Dakota, John Thune, made a huge statement about cryptocurrency, saying, “cryptocurrency is here to stay, and it’s time that we bring it into the mainstream.”

Senator John Thune Highlights Growing Adoption of Cryptocurrency

While addressing the Senate floor to discuss the GENIUS Act, Senator John Thune affirmed that a significant number of netizens are engaging with cryptocurrency, including the growing use of stablecoins. 

He also highlighted the growing adoption of stablecoins among businesses like Uber and Airbnb and Uber. These companies are exploring stablecoins to reduce the costs they pay to traditional card networks. 

Stablecoins like USDT also open the doors for foreign countries and individuals to access USD. John Thune praised the stablecoin’s ability for faster and secure payments thanks to blockchain technology. 

At the time of writing, the overall market capitalization of stablecoins revolves around $234.52 billion. 

The GENIUS Act is a proposed U.S. bill, which is aimed at regulating stablecoins to mitigate risks to financial stability. It mandates that issuers must be FDIC-insured depository institutions or maintain 100% high-quality liquid reserves (like cash or Treasuries).

While GENIUS does not directly ban algorithmic stablecoins, it aims to prohibit unstable models like TerraUSD, which collapsed in 2022. 

Furthermore, the act will place stablecoin regulation under the Federal Reserve, Treasury, and FDIC. This will prevent state-level regulatory arbitrage. The act will ensure that stablecoin holders can redeem 1:1 for dollars with verified backing and strict reserve requirements. 

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Rajpalsinh ParmarRajpalsinh Parmar
Written By Rajpalsinh Parmar

Rajpalsinh Parmar is a Crypto Journalist at CryptoNewsZ with over three years of experience. His work is so well-regarded that it has been cited in a Cambridge University research paper. Rajpalsinh is an expert in crypto trading bots and blockchain tech. He also covers major industry events and hackathons. He is a hands-on user who tests trading tools to see how they work in the real market. Rajpalsinh loves making hard topics easy to understand. He gives readers the facts they need to stay ahead in the world of digital assets.

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