Regional banking institutions are pushing U.S. lawmakers to plug a regulatory gap in the GENIUS Act—specifically targeting yield-bearing stablecoins. Their concern? Pretty straightforward: if this loophole stays open, it could siphon deposits away from community banks, ultimately hampering their ability to finance local businesses and ordinary households. The worry stems from stablecoins offering returns that traditional savings accounts can't match. It's a classic tug-of-war between financial innovation and the protection of traditional banking infrastructure.
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FOMOSapien
· 8h ago
Stablecoin yields outperform savings accounts, traditional banks are truly panicking—they can't hold it together anymore, haha.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 01-08 22:49
Well... it's the same old story. Traditional banks are just afraid of what might happen. The battle over stablecoins taking their share of the market is inevitable.
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Anon4461
· 01-08 09:22
The issue of stablecoin yields, banks are getting nervous... Are they really going to take away deposits?
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AllTalkLongTrader
· 01-07 02:55
Well... Basically, this is just traditional banks being afraid of being replaced. High yields on stablecoins are indeed attractive.
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OnChain_Detective
· 01-07 02:54
ngl this reeks of classic regulatory capture energy... let me pull the data real quick—banks suddenly *terrified* of yield-bearing stablecoins? pattern analysis suggests they're just protecting their deposit moat tbh. the irony? they created this exact vulnerability by refusing to compete on rates lmao
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ZenZKPlayer
· 01-07 02:42
Here we go again with this? Old banks are afraid of being overthrown and just block the loopholes directly—truly a classic case.
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RuntimeError
· 01-07 02:38
Here we go again with this set? Traditional banks are afraid of being disrupted and are passing the buck to stablecoins, it's really laughable.
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MissedTheBoat
· 01-07 02:28
Here we go again? High yields on stablecoins can steal deposits, are traditional banks so fragile? It seems all they can do is cry and complain.
Regional banking institutions are pushing U.S. lawmakers to plug a regulatory gap in the GENIUS Act—specifically targeting yield-bearing stablecoins. Their concern? Pretty straightforward: if this loophole stays open, it could siphon deposits away from community banks, ultimately hampering their ability to finance local businesses and ordinary households. The worry stems from stablecoins offering returns that traditional savings accounts can't match. It's a classic tug-of-war between financial innovation and the protection of traditional banking infrastructure.