Scan to download
BTC $77,144.41 +1.63%
ETH $2,282.15 +1.30%
BNB $619.29 +0.23%
XRP $1.38 +0.19%
SOL $83.93 +0.99%
TRX $0.3258 +0.62%
DOGE $0.1092 +2.03%
ADA $0.2490 +0.83%
BCH $443.59 -0.67%
LINK $9.17 +0.69%
HYPE $40.29 +1.43%
AAVE $93.61 +1.19%
SUI $0.9170 +0.60%
XLM $0.1596 -0.14%
ZEC $346.77 +5.50%
BTC $77,144.41 +1.63%
ETH $2,282.15 +1.30%
BNB $619.29 +0.23%
XRP $1.38 +0.19%
SOL $83.93 +0.99%
TRX $0.3258 +0.62%
DOGE $0.1092 +2.03%
ADA $0.2490 +0.83%
BCH $443.59 -0.67%
LINK $9.17 +0.69%
HYPE $40.29 +1.43%
AAVE $93.61 +1.19%
SUI $0.9170 +0.60%
XLM $0.1596 -0.14%
ZEC $346.77 +5.50%

The White House stablecoin earnings meeting has made progress, with banks first showing willingness to consider reward exemptions

2026-02-11 09:00:48
Collection

According to Eleanor Terrett's disclosure, the subsequent meeting on stablecoin yield issues held by the White House did not reach a final compromise, but both sides engaged in deeper discussions.

According to attendees, the banking representatives expressed for the first time a willingness to consider "any proposed exemptions," which is seen as a significant concession, as banks had previously been firmly opposed to any transaction-based reward exemptions. The meeting focused on the definition of "permissible activities," with crypto companies hoping for a broad definition, while banks advocated for stricter limitations.

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.