Coinbase Rejects Stablecoin Yield Compromise, Complicating Crypto Bill Progress
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Coinbase told U.S. Senate offices it cannot back the revised compromise on stablecoin yield provisions (draft led by Senators Tillis and Alsobrooks), injecting fresh uncertainty into the Senate crypto market-structure bill. Crypto stocks declined as proposed stablecoin yield limits threaten revenue models tied to yield products across DeFi and CEX platforms, raising regulatory risk for issuers and custodians.
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- Crypto stocks decline as stablecoin rules threaten revenue tied to yield models.
Coinbase has informed U.S. Senate offices that it cannot support the latest compromise proposal addressing stablecoin yield provisions. The change introduces renewed uncertainty into ongoing efforts to advance legislation on crypto market structure, as lawmakers seek to resolve disagreements between the digital asset sector and traditional banking institutions.
During a meeting earlier this week, Coinbase representatives raised concerns about updated “stable yield language” included in the revised draft. The provisions, led by Senators Thom Tillis and Angela Alsobrooks, were designed to bridge differe…
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