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#Trump’s15%GlobalTariffsSettoTakeEffect
🔥 War over the CLARITY Act: Trump vs. the Banking Lobby
The conflict surrounding the CLARITY Act — a bill aimed at defining a clear structure for the crypto market and strengthening the country's position as a global digital asset hub — is intensifying in the U.S.
Donald Trump has openly criticized the banking lobby for attempts to block the initiative.
🔭 What is the core of the dispute? Major banks, including JPMorgan Chase, oppose allowing interest (yield) on stablecoins. Their position is simple: transaction bonuses — yes; interest on balances — no. The obvious reason is that the profitability of the banking model is under threat.
🧮 Where is the hidden conflict of interest? Banks pay customers only 0.01–0.05% annually on deposits. Meanwhile, they can lend these funds at 4–5% through Federal Reserve mechanisms. If stablecoins start generating 4–5% annually for users, traditional deposits will lose their meaning. Essentially, this is not just about regulating the crypto industry but about a fight for control over liquidity and interest income.
📌 If the CLARITY Act is passed in a stricter version for banks, it could be a turning point for the stablecoin market and accelerate the outflow of capital from the traditional banking system.