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by: xpoolPosted on: August 13, 2025

Banks Push for Stablecoin Law Reform to Prevent Interest-Based Schemes

Leading U.S. banking groups have called on Congress to strengthen recent stablecoin regulations, warning that a loophole in the new GENIUS Act could allow issuers to indirectly offer interest or yields to holders. They fear this gap could lead to issuers partnering with crypto exchanges or similar companies to attract customers with yield-bearing products.

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