Trump advisor criticizes banking lobby’s opposition to CLARITY Act

The White House criticized banks for viewing the CLARITY Act as anti-competitive. Trump’s advisor, Patrick Witt, argued for innovation, highlighting the banking industry’s discontent with stablecoin yields that threaten traditional deposits.

The banking sector remains opposed to stablecoin rewards, suggesting these could lead to significant deposit flight. They seek amendments to ensure fair competition and protect the financial system, pressing for clearer regulations in the CLARITY Act.

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