Odaily星球日报讯 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong 近日在 X 平台呼吁国会允许稳定币向用户支付利息，否则将不利于加密行业竞争。然而，众议院金融服务委员会主席 French Hill 表示，稳定币应被视为支付工具而非投资产品，禁止计息是国会两院的共识。 该立场意味着 Coinbase 和 World Liberty 等机构推动的“高收益稳定币”或难以立法支持。据悉，《STABLE 法案》将于本周三在众议院进入审议流程。（Decrypt）

Odaily星球日报讯 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong 近日在 X 平台呼吁国会允许稳定币向用户支付利息，否则将不利于加密行业竞争。然而，众议院金融服务委员会主席 French Hill 表示，稳定币应被视为支付工具而非投资产品，禁止计息是国会两院的共识。该立场意味着 Coinbase 和 World Liberty 等机构推动的“高收益稳定币”或难以立法支持。据悉，《STABLE 法案》将于本周三在众议院进入审议流程。（Decrypt）

Coinbase CEO呼吁稳定币计息被美议员否决，《STABLE法案》本周审议

<Odaily> CEO Brian Armstrong recently called on Congress on the X platform to allow stablecoins to pay interest to users, otherwise it would be detrimental to competition in the crypto industry. However, House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill stated that stablecoins should be viewed as payment tools rather than investment products, and prohibiting interest is a consensus among both houses of Congress. This position suggests that "high-yield stablecoins" promoted by institutions like Coinbase and World Liberty may struggle to gain legislative support. It is reported that the STABLE Act will enter the review process in the House of Representatives this Wednesday. (Decrypt)

Coinbase CEO calls for stablecoins to pay interest but is rejected by US lawmakers, the STABLE Act will be reviewed this week

Source: Coinbase; Compiled by: Tao Zhu, Jinse Finance

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Last week, cryptocurrency and traditional risk markets remained subdued as participants focused on tariffs set to take effect on April 2.
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Regulatory tailwinds for cryptocurrencies in the United States remain strong. President Trump emphasized the focus on U.S. leadership at the Digital Assets Summit, and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission hosted the first of five cryptocurrency special task force roundtable meetings on March 21.
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This week was significant for stablecoins. The House of Representatives released a draft of the <Stability Act> ...

Coinbase: What is the crypto market watching?

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· Last week, cryptocurrencies and traditional risk markets were subdued as participants focused on tariffs taking effect on April 2.
· Regulatory tailwinds for cryptocurrencies in the United States remain strong. President Trump emphasized the focus on U.S. dominance at the Digital Assets Summit, and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission hosted the first of five cryptocurrency special task force roundtables on March 21.
· This week was significant for stablecoins. The House of Representatives released a draft of the <Stability Act>, and World Liberty Financial plans to launch a stablecoin backed by...

Things that were once on the margins have now stood at the forefront of a new financial revolution and are about to receive official regulatory approval.