CLARITY Act stablecoin yield rules finalised: ‘Go time’ for crypto bill
US senators finalized stablecoin yield rules under the CLARITY Act, prohibiting interest on holdings but allowing rewards for active usage. The compromise resolves a major industry-banking dispute, moving the crypto bill closer to passage. Polymarket now shows 55% odds of passage in 2026, with Senate Banking expected to schedule markup imminently despite anticipated banking opposition.
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