The White House has been hosting a series of high‑level meetings between banking groups, crypto firms and policy officials to resolve how stablecoin yields should be treated under U.S. law — a key unresolved issue blocking broader crypto regulation. Officials, banks and industry leaders met again this week, and while talks were described as constructive with incremental progress, no final agreement has been reached yet on whether stablecoin “rewards” (yield) can be offered or how they should be regulated under the proposed Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. The debate over yield remains the major sticking point holding up the bill, with planners now eyeing a March 1 compromise deadline. � StartupNews.fyi +2 🧠 In short: Negotiations continue. The White House is pushing for some form of compromise, but banks want to limit or ban passive stablecoin yields while crypto groups say yields are vital for innovation and competitiveness. �
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📌 #WhiteHouseTalksStablecoinYields — Update:
The White House has been hosting a series of high‑level meetings between banking groups, crypto firms and policy officials to resolve how stablecoin yields should be treated under U.S. law — a key unresolved issue blocking broader crypto regulation. Officials, banks and industry leaders met again this week, and while talks were described as constructive with incremental progress, no final agreement has been reached yet on whether stablecoin “rewards” (yield) can be offered or how they should be regulated under the proposed Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. The debate over yield remains the major sticking point holding up the bill, with planners now eyeing a March 1 compromise deadline. �
StartupNews.fyi +2
🧠 In short: Negotiations continue. The White House is pushing for some form of compromise, but banks want to limit or ban passive stablecoin yields while crypto groups say yields are vital for innovation and competitiveness. �