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Odaily Planet Daily reports that White House advisor Patrick McHenry and former House Financial Services Committee Chairman Patrick Witt, in an interview with CoinDesk Live during the Ondo Summit, stated that a comprehensive crypto market structure bill could be passed within months. McHenry predicts the bill could be submitted to the president for signature by May 25th. Witt stated that Trump has prioritized this legislation following the passage of the Genius Act. Currently, the White House is mediating key disagreements, such as stablecoin yields. While consensus has been reached on issues like prohibiting false advertising, disagreements remain regarding whether centralized exchanges should be allowed to pay yields on idle stablecoins. McHenry emphasized that DeFi is central to market structure legislation, as its decentralized nature is a source of efficiency and transparency for cryptocurrencies. The drafting team is currently in the stage of negotiating specific legal provisions, and the Senate may take action before Easter in April.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Nate Geraci, president of The ETF Store, stated in an article on the X platform that spot Ethereum ETF buyers paid an average of $3,500 per token. Ethereum is currently priced at $2,100, and has performed poorly over the past six months.

Huoxun Finance reported on February 10th that, according to Jinshi, Trump stated that his nominee for Federal Reserve Chair could stimulate economic growth at a rate of 15%. This extremely optimistic target underscores the immense pressure Kevin Warsh will face if appointed. It is unclear whether Trump is referring to year-over-year growth or some other metric. The US economy is projected to grow by 2.4% this year, compared to an average annual growth rate of 2.8% over the past fifty years. Since the 1950s, US GDP has only grown by more than 15% a few times, including the third quarter of 2020 when businesses reopened after pandemic-related shutdowns. These remarks clearly indicate that Trump is pinning his hopes on Warsh to inject momentum into the economy after his appointment, in response to the historically challenging midterm elections for US presidents. It also foreshadows a potentially daunting task for Warsh.

According to The Block, ETHZilla, an Ethereum-based fund management company backed by Peter Thiel's FoundersFund, will launch its first aircraft leasing asset token, EurusAeroTokenI, later this week. This token aims to fractionalize the monthly cash flow from leased aircraft engines. ETHZilla Aerospace, a subsidiary, has leased two commercial jet engines to a "major US airline," and the resulting cash flow (including base rent and usage-based payments) will be distributed on-chain to holders via ERC-20 tokens. Token holders will receive cash or immediately available funds depending on the availability of distributable funds. EurusAeroTokenI will be secured by an asset package consisting of aircraft engines, related lease receivables, reserves, and insurance proceeds. The lease agreements will continue until 2027 and 2028 and include a $3 million sell/buy option.