Clarity Bill rushes to the legislative review window; disagreements over stablecoin yields may see a breakthrough

Mars Finance news: A key divergence between the U.S. crypto and banking industries over stablecoin yield mechanisms—or at least one that is close to being resolved—appears to be narrowing. According to multiple people familiar with the matter, both sides have begun a new round of talks regarding the latest compromise plan; while details have not yet been disclosed, overall expectations are becoming more optimistic. A draft bill previously pushed by U.S. senators had sparked industry dissatisfaction, with organizations including Coinbase and Stripe voicing concerns. The market is watching the Clarity Act, which is expected to enter the committee review stage in the latter part of the month; if the yield issue is alleviated, legislative focus will shift to remaining topics such as DeFi, tokenization, and token classification. In addition, a White House research report on stablecoin yields and their impact on the banking system has still not been released; it is said that the study’s conclusions overall lean toward supporting the crypto industry, though the reason for the delay has not been made clear.