TREE NEWS update: Eight trade associations are urging US lawmakers to tighten stablecoin rules in the Clarity Act, arguing that exceptions permitting interest-like rewards could drain bank deposits and curb lending. The groups want the bill to bar such yield features rather than carve them out. No vote or decision has been announced.
Eight Trade Groups Push for Stricter Stablecoin Limits in Clarity Act
The push matters because it pits bank-deposit concerns against the yield features that have made stablecoins attractive to holders, and it targets the legislative text rather than any single issuer. If the carve-outs close, the competitive line between stablecoins and bank deposits tightens, affecting both issuers and the lenders the groups represent. No vote is scheduled, so whether these associations can translate their position into actual bill language is the open question.
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