David Sacks promotes the GENIUS Act to regulate stablecoins, aiming to attract trillions for the U.S. Treasury by providing clarity.The bill seeks to enhance global USD supremacy through secure and fast digital payments.Critics raise concerns about conflicts of interest, like USD1 stablecoin linked to Trump and foreign investments.Sacks, a stablecoin advocate and former White House advisor, sees the bill unlocking significant economic gains.The GENIUS Act, nearing Senate approval, sets stringent standards for stablecoin issuers to ensure backing by transparent, liquid assets.Supporters argue that stablecoin regulations are essential to strengthen the dollar's position in the digital economy.Opposition voices express worries regarding ethical implications, particularly Trump-related connections to stablecoins and potential foreign funding.Senators Murphy and Warren emphasize the need for stronger ethical safeguards in the bill to prevent exploitation by elected officials.Despite resistance, proponents of the bill push forward, citing the necessity of regulating stablecoins to protect the dollar in a digital age.While Bitcoin's value surges, attention shifts to stablecoins, designed for stability and real-world asset pegging.