
KEY POINTS
- Rep. Hill said he believes decentralized technology can help improve U.S. financial services
- Rep. Lynch said DeFi is 'most attractive' to illicit actors, citing a U.S. Treasury report
- Rep. Waters slammed the Trumps' new DeFi project, World Liberty Financial
- Rep. Flood called DeFi a fascinating technology that will cut off intermediaries
- Rep. Nickel urged his colleagues to focus on finding 'common ground' toward bipartisan legislation
The United States has been left behind by some jurisdictions in terms of cryptocurrency and decentralized finance (DeFi) regulation, and on Tuesday, members of the House Financial Services' digital assets subcommittee expressed contradicting views about the emerging technology.