🏦 The White House has set a deadline: by March 1, a law on the structure of the crypto market must be agreed upon.
Washington has imposed a strict deadline for negotiations on digital asset regulation reform — March 1. The current focus is on the most contentious issue: yields on stablecoins, which is delaying the progress of the comprehensive CLARITY Act.
Negotiations between banks and crypto companies are ongoing: recent meetings have been described as "productive," but no final compromise has been reached yet.
🐎 Main sticking point: whether issuers and platforms can offer rewards or interest yields on stablecoins. — Banks insist on restrictions to protect the deposit base — The crypto industry warns that bans will undermine innovation and the global competitiveness of the US
📊 Possible scenarios: • Reaching a compromise by March 1 — will pave the way for further adoption of the CLARITY Act • Maintaining a deadlock — will prolong regulatory uncertainty and volatility in the stablecoin and digital asset sectors overall
➡ The established deadline could shape the US crypto market regulation architecture for years to come and become a key driver of institutional investor trust.
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🏦 The White House has set a deadline: by March 1, a law on the structure of the crypto market must be agreed upon.
Washington has imposed a strict deadline for negotiations on digital asset regulation reform — March 1. The current focus is on the most contentious issue: yields on stablecoins, which is delaying the progress of the comprehensive CLARITY Act.
Negotiations between banks and crypto companies are ongoing: recent meetings have been described as "productive," but no final compromise has been reached yet.
🐎 Main sticking point:
whether issuers and platforms can offer rewards or interest yields on stablecoins.
— Banks insist on restrictions to protect the deposit base
— The crypto industry warns that bans will undermine innovation and the global competitiveness of the US
📊 Possible scenarios:
• Reaching a compromise by March 1 — will pave the way for further adoption of the CLARITY Act
• Maintaining a deadlock — will prolong regulatory uncertainty and volatility in the stablecoin and digital asset sectors overall
➡ The established deadline could shape the US crypto market regulation architecture for years to come and become a key driver of institutional investor trust.
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