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Republican Senator Thom Tillis said he may publicly release a draft agreement to resolve the stablecoin yield debate in the upcoming Clarity Act.

Banks have been pushing back against allowing crypto firms to pay rewards on idle stablecoin balances.

U.S. Senator Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) said that he hopes to release a draft agreement this week to resolve the ongoing stablecoin yield dispute between banks and crypto firms, according to a Monday report from Politico.

Tillis has reportedly been working with Sen. Angela Alsobrooks (D-Md.) to develop language in the Clarity Act to end the long-standing debate on whether cryptocurrency companies should be allowed to pay interest on idle stablecoin balances.

"I think the language has come together well," Tillis told Politico on Monday, adding that the text may be publicly released later this week if discussions proceed smoothly.

The latest draft proposal from Tillis and Alsobrooks has been viewed by both banking and crypto representatives, and has drawn pushback from banks, according to the report, though the source of the criticism is unclear. Tillis reportedly indicated that he is willing to make further changes.

The debate over stablecoin rewards has become the most contentious issue in the Clarity Act, a long-sought bill to establish comprehensive rules for the digital asset sector. While the GENIUS Act, passed last year, stipulates that stablecoin issuers are banned from paying interest to holders, it does not ban third-party platforms, such as exchanges, from offering yield.

U.S. banks have argued that allowing such rewards would cause a major structural disruption, draining significant deposits away from traditional institutions. 

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JPMorgan Chase Chief Financial Officer Jeremy Barnum said stablecoins may evolve into a form of regulatory arbitrage if new rules fail to align them with traditional banking standards.

Speaking on the bank’s first-quarter earnings call on Tuesday, Barnum framed the debate less as a technology shift and more as a question of oversight. Some stablecoin models could replicate bank-like products while avoiding the safeguards applied to deposits, including rules around interest payments and customer protections, he said.

“If the same product isn’t regulated the same way, you open the door to arbitrage,” Barnum said, pointing to structures that offer rewards resembling yield. In that scenario, he added, firms could “run a bank” without being subject to core banking regulations.

The comments come as lawmakers weigh new frameworks for digital assets. The proposed Clarity Act aims to define how crypto markets are split between regulators such as the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. It also reflects broader efforts to establish clearer rules for stablecoins and related products.

The debate also extends to whether issuers of stablecoins, crypto tokens whose value is pegged to a traditional asset, mostly the dollar, should be allowed to offer yield to users.

Some crypto firms, including Coinbase (COIN), have pushed for the ability to pass interest earned on reserve assets to coin holders, arguing it would make stablecoins more useful as savings tools.

Banks have pushed back, saying yield-bearing stablecoins begin to resemble deposits without the same capital, liquidity and consumer protection requirements. In their view, that creates an uneven playing field, allowing non-bank firms to attract funds by offering returns regulated banks are restricted from 

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US Justice Department opens claims for victims of $4 billion OneCoin fraud

The Department of Justice opened a remission process for victims of the $4 billion OneCoin fraud, with more than $40 million in forfeited assets currently available for compensation.

Victims must submit petition forms through the remission administrator by June 30, according to the DOJ.
The U.S. Department of Justice has opened a remission claims process for victims of the OneCoin cryptocurrency scheme, allowing eligible investors to seek compensation from forfeited assets tied to related criminal cases.

More than $40 million in forfeited assets are now available for distribution through the department's remission process, though the scheme collected over $4 billion from victims worldwide between 2014 and 2019, according to a DOJ statement released Monday.

Individuals who purchased the OneCoin cryptocurrency during that period may be eligible to file claims through the remission program administered by Kroll. Petition forms are available through the program's website, and submissions must be filed by June 30, the DOJ said.

The funds stem from criminal forfeiture actions tied to federal prosecutions in the Southern District of New York, per the statement.

The announcement comes as OneCoin co-founder Ruja Ignatova remains a fugitive. Ignatova was added to the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list in June 2022, and the bureau said it is offering a reward of up to $250,000 for information leading to her arrest. The U.S. State Department has also offered a separate reward of up to $5 million for information leading to Ignatova's capture. 





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