USDC Rewards Face Regulatory Scrutiny Following Policy Shifts
Original title: CLARITY Act Is Dead. Now Scott Bessent's Treasury Decides Your Coinbase USDC Rewards
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Key points
- The CLARITY Act failed to pass in the Senate in September.
- The GENIUS Act prohibits stablecoin issuers from paying yield solely for holding.
- Bank groups flagged a potential regulatory gap regarding stablecoin interest in August.
- Coinbase moved USDC rewards behind Coinbase One in December.
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Questions
What happened to the CLARITY Act?
Where did the stablecoin yield fight move after the Senate vote?
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