Today, the U.S. witnessed a significant shift in the regulation of the crypto market, with the Senate Banking Committee approving the "CLARITY Act" aimed at structuring the crypto and stablecoin market, paving the way for a public vote in the Senate.

In response, American banking institutions have expressed growing concerns about the rapid expansion of stablecoins, calling for stricter limits on the rewards and yields that holders of these coins receive, fearing a liquidity drain from traditional banks to crypto platforms.

Banks believe that the proliferation of stablecoins offering attractive yields could lead to a decline in bank deposits, which may negatively impact lending and local economic activity. However, representatives from the banking sector indicated that there might be room for allowing some limited rewards systems tied to payment operations only.

This development reflects the scale of transformation occurring in the global financial sector, where digital currencies have become a core part of economic and legislative discussions in the U.S., amid expectations that these laws will influence the adoption of stablecoins and crypto markets in general.
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