Tim Scott, chair of the Senate Banking Committee, has delayed the CLARITY Act markup following a notable withdrawal of support from Coinbase. The exchange's move stems from concerns over proposed stablecoin yield restrictions that banking interests have championed. While no new date has been formally announced, sources indicate action could still materialize by month's end.
This legislative shuffle underscores the ongoing tension between traditional banking and crypto platforms over stablecoin regulation. Coinbase's stance reflects broader industry pushback against yield restrictions that some argue could limit innovation and competitiveness in the digital asset space.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin has been catching headlines for its own dramatic moves. The flagship cryptocurrency touched a local high of $97.7K before settling around $96.5K at press time, reflecting broader market sensitivity to macro conditions and policy developments.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 01-16 01:15
Coinbase played it smart, directly boycotting... Who's really in a hurry to drag this out? The bank folks really want to lock in our profits 🤔
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NonFungibleDegen
· 01-15 20:27
ngl coinbase pulling out is probably nothing but also could be everything lol... anyway btc at 96.5k is NOT the alpha move i needed rn ser
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GasFeeBeggar
· 01-15 13:48
Coinbase's move is really awesome, directly confronting the banking interest groups... Looks like the battle over stablecoin profits can still be dragged out, and there might be a show before the end of the month.
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Anon32942
· 01-15 13:35
Coinbase directly dissed banks this time, love it. Truly bold.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 01-15 13:22
Coinbase's move is really awesome, directly withdrawing support... The old-fashioned banks still want to block our yield, dreaming too much.
Regulatory Delays Shift Crypto Policy Landscape
Tim Scott, chair of the Senate Banking Committee, has delayed the CLARITY Act markup following a notable withdrawal of support from Coinbase. The exchange's move stems from concerns over proposed stablecoin yield restrictions that banking interests have championed. While no new date has been formally announced, sources indicate action could still materialize by month's end.
This legislative shuffle underscores the ongoing tension between traditional banking and crypto platforms over stablecoin regulation. Coinbase's stance reflects broader industry pushback against yield restrictions that some argue could limit innovation and competitiveness in the digital asset space.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin has been catching headlines for its own dramatic moves. The flagship cryptocurrency touched a local high of $97.7K before settling around $96.5K at press time, reflecting broader market sensitivity to macro conditions and policy developments.