Sunday, February 8, 2026

Coinbase May Withdraw Support from CLARITY Act: Bloomberg

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US crypto trade Coinbase is reportedly ramping up stress on US lawmakers to withstand a push to ban sure decentralized finance provisions in a significant crypto invoice referred to as the CLARITY Act. 

A report from Bloomberg on Sunday, citing “an individual aware of the agency’s pondering,” stated Coinbase “could rethink its assist” for the invoice ought to it limit stablecoin issuers from providing rewards on crypto exchanges and different platforms.

Cointelegraph reached out to Coinbase for remark however didn’t obtain a right away response.

Banking teams have been involved that stablecoin rewards and income-generating merchandise might siphon trillions of {dollars} from the normal banking system.

An anti-decentralized finance group was reportedly seen running advertisements on Fox Information, encouraging the general public to stress their native senators into passing crypto market construction laws to ban the DeFi provisions supposedly threatening the banking business.

The crypto group has been preventing laborious, too, with Stand With Crypto claiming its advocates have despatched over 135,000 emails to senators to guard stablecoin rewards.

Supply: Stand With Crypto

The US Senate Banking Committee is about to debate the problem in a Senate markup session this Thursday. 

Handed in July, the GENIUS Act prohibits stablecoin issuers from providing curiosity or yield to holders of the token; nonetheless, it doesn’t explicitly prolong the ban to crypto exchanges or third events — doubtlessly enabling issuers to sidestep the regulation by providing rewards by associate platforms.

Coinbase has utilized for a nationwide belief banking constitution, which might formally enable it to supply rewards below these guidelines, whereas the banking business is preventing to shut that loophole below the CLARITY Act.