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🚨 Big news for crypto:
The stablecoin yield stalemate is over. Senators Tillis & Alsobrooks + White House just struck a deal — no passive yield on holdings, but activity-based rewards still allowed.
This clears the path for CLARITY Act Senate Banking markup in late April.
Polymarket now ~63-71% chance of passage in 2026. Bullish for regulatory clarity & ecosystems like ETH & SOL.
More work ahead on DeFi rules, but momentum is real.
#CLARITYAct #CryptoRegulation #Bitcoin #Ethereum #XRP
They may be ready but the banking system isn't. They want to control interest on your stablecoins. Banks dont want to lose control of Interest bearing accounts. If you are earning 8-10% on your stable coins, they know you will keep your crypto investments with the exchanges. Banks aren't going to offer that. They want you to be happy with the 0.004% they give you monthly.
I still hold $ADA. Top 25 coins & diversification is the key to winning in the crypto market. And stay away from meme coins. They're too risky and usually end with a rug pull. Only about 70-80 crypto's will even survive once the banking institutionals start buying up the exchanges. Self custody, Trust & LLC are the way to go. Not financial advice.
@vincent_vancode There needs to be a law passed...something. manipulation...Needs some sort of oversight. If the world is going to Blockchain, this cant happen. And governments won't put up with it.
Ban on Stablecoin Yields: The bill included a provision that would prohibit crypto exchanges from paying rewards or interest on customer stablecoin holdings. The banks want you to be happy with the low yield you currently get in your bank account. Banks will lose customers over Stable Coin yield
and they know it.
@rogerkinkaid@_Crypto_Barbie Brian Armstrong was the only one to stand up against the banks that are trying to stop token rewards so they can pad their pockets with .3% interest on your savings and checking deposits. I would say the POS's were everyone else in the room that didn't defend the Clarity act.