The CEO of a major compliance-focused exchange made his rounds at Capitol Hill this week, making a case for why his platform should maintain the ability to offer rewards to users holding stablecoins. The visit underscores growing tensions between the crypto industry and lawmakers over how digital asset platforms should be regulated—particularly when it comes to yield-generating products tied to stablecoins. Industry observers note this move reflects broader efforts by leading exchanges to navigate regulatory expectations while preserving attractive customer incentives. The stablecoin rewards mechanism remains a competitive differentiator for platforms, but faces scrutiny from regulators concerned about how these offerings are structured and marketed.
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FloorSweeper
· 3h ago
Damn, here we go again. The exchange CEO is heading to Congress to plead again. Is it really that hard to sort out the issue of stablecoin yields?
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ChainChef
· 18h ago
ngl this feels like they're trying to keep the recipe intact while regulators are literally rewriting the cookbook... the stablecoin yield thing is getting half-baked real quick if lawmakers keep tightening the seasoning 🍳
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FlashLoanLarry
· 01-17 10:48
lol the opportunity cost calculus here is wild... dude's literally lobbying to keep the yield extraction machine running. they'll rename it three times before regulators catch the actual mev buried in those reward structures, ngl
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OldLeekConfession
· 01-15 22:00
Coming with the same trick again? Lobbying Congress to preserve the yield products—dream on.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 01-15 21:55
Another old trick... compliant exchanges are lobbying on Capitol Hill just to preserve those stablecoin profits. Regulators and exchanges are clashing, and this game has to go on.
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NeonCollector
· 01-15 21:52
Coming back with this again? The compliance exchange CEO lobbying Congress just to preserve the yield rights of stablecoins... Honestly, it's still about trying to bypass regulation.
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-15 21:33
Coming back with this again? The CEO of a compliant exchange runs to Congress to defend stablecoin profits, really treating regulation as a game.
The CEO of a major compliance-focused exchange made his rounds at Capitol Hill this week, making a case for why his platform should maintain the ability to offer rewards to users holding stablecoins. The visit underscores growing tensions between the crypto industry and lawmakers over how digital asset platforms should be regulated—particularly when it comes to yield-generating products tied to stablecoins. Industry observers note this move reflects broader efforts by leading exchanges to navigate regulatory expectations while preserving attractive customer incentives. The stablecoin rewards mechanism remains a competitive differentiator for platforms, but faces scrutiny from regulators concerned about how these offerings are structured and marketed.