Banken halfen bei der Ausarbeitung der Stablecoin-Regel des CLARITY Act. Jetzt versuchen sie es zu töten.
https://open.substack.com/pub/stablecoinbrief/p/banks-helped-write-the-clarity-acts?r=5oqac8&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web
Banken halfen bei der Ausarbeitung der Stablecoin-Regel des CLARITY Act. Jetzt versuchen sie es zu töten.
https://open.substack.com/pub/stablecoinbrief/p/banks-helped-write-the-clarity-acts?r=5oqac8&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web
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The part nobody is talking about with tomorrow’s 14 May 2026 – CLARITY Act vote: the banking lobby spent months lobbying for the stablecoin yield ban that’s now in the bill. They got it. Then rejected the bill anyway on 9 May 2026.
The ABA’s argument is that the „bona fide activities“ carve-out is too loose. That concern is legitimate. It also applies to every version of this bill crypto companies would ever accept, which suggests the goal isn’t better language. It’s delay.
Also buried in the 309-page text dropped just after midnight on May 11: the reserve mandate restricts backing to short-duration Treasuries and overnight repos only. Corporate paper and money market funds don’t qualify. Tether holds both. Circle doesn’t. The bill banks are trying to kill would hand Circle a structural compliance advantage over USDT.
Committee markup is 10:30 AM ET May 14. Even if it passes, the floor vote needs 60 senators. Step one of a longer fight.