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ABA Challenges White House Report On Stablecoins, Flags Major Concerns

The American Bankers Association (ABA) is challenging a White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) report on stablecoins, arguing it misrepresents the core policy risks. The ABA contends the report focuses incorrectly on the minor near-term lending effects of prohibiting yield on payment stablecoins, which it deems a "rounding error." Instead, the ABA emphasizes the real concern is the potential consequence of allowing yield, which could accelerate deposit flight—especially from community banks—as the stablecoin market grows from $300 billion to a projected $1–$2 trillion. This migration could raise banks' funding costs and significantly reduce local lending, with state-level impacts potentially reaching billions of dollars. The association warns policymakers against complacency, urging them to address the risks of an expanding yield-paying stablecoin ecosystem.

bitcoinistAyer 14:03

ABA Challenges White House Report On Stablecoins, Flags Major Concerns

bitcoinistAyer 14:03

The White House Did the Math: How Much More Could Banks Lend If Stablecoin Interest Is Banned?

The White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) refuted a previous claim that interest-bearing stablecoins could reduce bank lending by $1.5 trillion, estimating the actual impact at just $2.1 billion—nearly 700 times smaller. The key argument centers on where stablecoin reserves are allocated. Most major issuers, like Tether and Circle, hold the majority of reserves in U.S. Treasuries and repurchase agreements, not bank deposits. Only a small portion (around 12% for USDC) is held in bank deposits subject to 100% reserve requirements—the only scenario that meaningfully reduces bank lending capacity. Even if a ban on stablecoin interest payments drove an estimated $54.4 billion back to banks, only 12% of that would affect lending capacity. After accounting for reserve requirements and banks’ existing excess liquidity, the net increase in lending would be minimal. The report also highlights negative side effects: an $800 million annual welfare loss for stablecoin holders and potential reduced foreign demand for U.S. Treasuries, which could raise borrowing costs. The cost-benefit ratio of an interest ban is estimated at 6.6, making it an inefficient policy with clear costs and uncertain benefits.

marsbit04/13 09:52

The White House Did the Math: How Much More Could Banks Lend If Stablecoin Interest Is Banned?

marsbit04/13 09:52

Not A Threat: Stablecoin Yield Won’t Harm Banks, White House Economists Say

In a positive development for crypto, a White House economic study by the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) concludes that prohibiting stablecoin yield would have a negligible impact on bank lending, particularly for community banks. The study, addressing a key debate around bills like the GENIUS Act, found that eliminating yield would boost overall bank lending by only $2.1 billion, a mere 0.02% increase. Even under worst-case assumptions requiring implausible conditions like a sixfold growth in stablecoins, the increase would be moderate. The report contradicts banking industry claims that yield-bearing stablecoins could trigger massive deposit flight, arguing a yield prohibition would do little to protect lending while denying consumers competitive returns. It also highlights that regulatory uncertainty harms banks more than the crypto industry, as it prevents investment in new technology.

bitcoinist04/09 11:06

Not A Threat: Stablecoin Yield Won’t Harm Banks, White House Economists Say

bitcoinist04/09 11:06

CZ Got Rugged Too? Bloody Battle for Control of BNB Treasury CEA Industries

CZ, the founder of Binance, appears to have fallen victim to a major financial scheme involving CEA Industries (NASDAQ: BNC), a company he selected to manage a BNB treasury initiative. Despite CZ’s trust in David Namdar, founder of Galaxy Digital and CEO of 10X Capital, the company has been accused of acting as a "private ATM" for insiders. In 2025, CEA Industries raised $500 million in private funding led by YZi Labs to implement a BNB reserve plan. However, by late 2025, conflicts erupted between YZi Labs and CEA’s board, chaired by Namdar. YZi Labs, a major shareholder with 9.4% stake, accused the board of financial misconduct, including millions in questionable payments to 10X Capital and a $1.98 million exit package for Namdar upon his March 2026 resignation. Despite YZi Labs' efforts to gain control by expanding the board—including proposing CZ as a director—Namdar’s board resisted fiercely. They delayed the annual meeting and implemented a "poison pill" strategy, making a takeover prohibitively expensive and difficult. YZi Labs now claims the company is an empty shell with no active management. The battle for control continues, with YZi Labs vowing to pursue action, but Namdar has largely succeeded in stripping the company of value before exiting.

Odaily星球日报03/25 13:16

CZ Got Rugged Too? Bloody Battle for Control of BNB Treasury CEA Industries

Odaily星球日报03/25 13:16

CEA Industries (BNC) Entangled in Investor Lawsuit, Director Hans Thomas Accused of Fraud

CEA Industries (ticker: BNC) faces a lawsuit and investor scrutiny over governance and fraud allegations. Investor Abraham Gomez filed suit in California court against the company and director Hans Thomas, accusing them of fraud, promissory estoppel, unjust enrichment, and failure to pay for services. Gomez invested $14 million and alleges he was promised an additional $1 million in stock for a further $3 million investment, which was only partially fulfilled. He also claims he provided extensive operational support—including drafting press releases that boosted the stock 60%—but was paid only $50,000 despite an agreed $250,000 monthly fee. The lawsuit highlights governance concerns, including a lack of operational infrastructure at CEA and questions about beneficial ownership disclosure raised by YZi Labs against Thomas and 10X Capital. The case reflects broader investor skepticism about PIPE financing structures and potential conflicts of interest in companies associated with SPAC transactions.

marsbit02/28 05:42

CEA Industries (BNC) Entangled in Investor Lawsuit, Director Hans Thomas Accused of Fraud

marsbit02/28 05:42

CEA Industries, YZi Labs clash over BNB treasury fees and control

A governance dispute has emerged between CEA Industries and YZi Labs, creating uncertainty around CEA’s corporate treasury strategy focused on BNB. The conflict centers on fee arrangements, governance authority, and a side agreement tied to CEA’s Asset Management Agreement (AMA) with 10X Capital, which manages its digital assets. CEA, which holds over 515,000 BNB (worth ~$438M), claims the unresolved agreement prevents cost reductions and lacks transparency. YZi Labs denies the agreement was secret or active, stating it was terminated in December 2025 and disclosed in regulatory filings. The disagreement has escalated into a broader governance battle, with YZi Labs seeking to reconstitute CEA’s board, citing governance failures. CEA’s board has adopted defensive measures, including a stockholder rights plan. The outcome may impact fee levels, board oversight, and the execution of CEA’s BNB treasury strategy.

ambcrypto02/05 21:11

CEA Industries, YZi Labs clash over BNB treasury fees and control

ambcrypto02/05 21:11

CEA Chair Stephen Miran Resigns, Expresses Support for Rate Cuts as Crypto Prices Plunge

Stephen Miran, Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), has resigned from his White House position. His departure, described as non-political, follows his earlier commitment to a short tenure. Miran expressed support for interest rate cuts in 2026, aligning with President Trump's stance, citing current monetary policy as "too tight" despite inflation being above the 2% target. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency prices have significantly declined, with the total market cap dropping nearly 2% to $2.59 trillion. Bitcoin fell 2.79%, and other major tokens like ETH and BNB also saw losses. This downturn coincides with market uncertainty from conflicting signals on future rate cuts, as the Federal Reserve appears less inclined to reduce rates. Billionaire investor Ken Griffin attributed the US dollar's recent loss in value to volatile fiscal policy and rate cut expectations. He welcomed the appointment of the new Fed Chair, Kevin Warsh, who supports rate cuts, which could potentially boost investor appetite for risky assets like cryptocurrencies.

TheNewsCrypto02/04 07:05

CEA Chair Stephen Miran Resigns, Expresses Support for Rate Cuts as Crypto Prices Plunge

TheNewsCrypto02/04 07:05

Coinbase borrows Kalshi’s playbook, sues three states over prediction markets

Coinbase has filed lawsuits against regulators in Connecticut, Illinois, and Michigan, seeking federal court rulings that prediction markets operated under CFTC oversight fall under the Commodity Exchange Act and are not subject to individual state gambling laws. The exchange argues that allowing states to independently classify these markets as illegal gambling would undermine federal regulatory authority and create inconsistent national standards. Coinbase’s chief legal officer, Paul Grewal, emphasized that prediction markets function as neutral trading platforms—unlike traditional sportsbooks—and should be treated as regulated financial instruments. The legal move mirrors strategies used by prediction market operator Kalshi, which has faced mixed outcomes in similar state-level challenges. The cases may ultimately determine whether prediction markets are considered CFTC-regulated derivatives or gambling products subject to state prohibitions.

cointelegraph12/19 08:05

Coinbase borrows Kalshi’s playbook, sues three states over prediction markets

cointelegraph12/19 08:05