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Key members of the Senate announced on Friday that they have reached a preliminary agreement with the White House on cryptocurrency legislation that addresses stablecoin yields, which could break a stalemate that has lasted for months and hindered the regulatory bill.
Senator Thom Tillis (Republican - North Carolina) and Senator Angela Alsobrooks (Democrat - Maryland) worked with White House officials to develop language aimed at resolving a dispute between banks and digital asset companies over whether cryptocurrency exchanges should be allowed to pay yields to stablecoin holders through reward programs, according to Politico.
Alsubrooks said on Friday: "Senator Tillis and I have a framework agreement; we have come a long way. And I think what he will do is allow us to protect innovation, but it also gives us the opportunity to prevent a large-scale flight of deposits."
The agreement may enable the historic regulatory law for cryptocurrencies to advance in the Senate Banking Committee in the coming weeks. The legislation has been stalled in committee since January, partly due to disagreements over the provisions for stablecoin yields.
The main issue focused on whether cryptocurrency exchanges should be allowed to offer yield payments to stablecoin holders. Both Tillis and Alsubrooks expressed concern about warnings from Wall Street groups that allowing stablecoins to pay yields could incentivize customers to withdraw deposits from traditional bank accounts.$XRP
