🚨 Banks signal the first real concession in front of stablecoins
The meeting on February 10, 2026, between major banks and crypto companies ended without a final agreement on the returns of stablecoins, with the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act remaining the main point of contention.
However, the most significant development was the change in the banks' tone; they presented a draft of a new formulation that acknowledges the possibility of excluding transaction-based rewards, which is a clear signal of the first practical step towards a compromise after months of tug-of-war.
Negotiations are still ongoing, as lawmakers are accelerating efforts to finalize the legislative formulation before the deadline set by the White House on March 1, 2026. This acceleration reflects an increasing awareness that regulating stablecoins is no longer a deferred option, but a necessity approaching the finish line.
The next phase will be crucial: any final formulation will determine the nature of the relationship between traditional banks and the digital sector, and may reshape the rules of the game for dollar liquidity on the blockchain and its impact on the markets.
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