Coinbase’s new credit fund shows why banks are fighting stablecoin yield on the Clarity Act
Coinbase launched a credit fund offering stablecoin yield products, intensifying competition with traditional banks. The move highlights tensions around the Clarity Act's stablecoin regulations. Banks fear crypto platforms can offer higher yields on stablecoins than regulated banking, threatening deposit flows. Indian investors watching crypto adoption should note yield opportunities and regulatory risk as Washington debates stablecoin frameworks.
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Bitcoin surged 12% in April, closing at $77,408, marking strong momentum as MicroStrategy's Bitcoin strategy posted its first positive month since July. The rally reflects growing institutional confidence and demand, with BTC maintaining strength above critical support levels. Ethereum and altcoins showed mixed performance. For Indian investors, rising Bitcoin dominance signals potential shift from altcoin gains toward Bitcoin accumulation during institutional buying phases.
