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Clarity Act odds jump as senators agree on stablecoin yield limits
The proposed framework would bar stablecoin payments that are economically or functionally equivalent to interest-bearing bank deposits, and Coinbase executives have voiced support.
The odds of the Clarity Act passing in 2026 surged on Friday after senators reached a deal focused on stablecoin yield, according to DL News. The article links the shift in expectations to the agreement on how stablecoin yields should be handled.
The proposed approach would ban stablecoin payments that are economically or functionally equivalent to interest-bearing bank deposits. DL News said the guidance would shape what types of stablecoin yield structures are permitted.
DL News also reported that Coinbase executives have expressed support for the package.
The outlet added that the crypto industry could receive SEC guidance and a fresh draft of market structure legislation during the same week.