# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Lobbying

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Lobbying", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Is Coinbase Sabotaging Bitcoin De Minimis Tax Exemption In Favor Of Stablecoins?

A controversy is emerging within the crypto community, with rumors that Coinbase is allegedly lobbying against a proposed Bitcoin de minimis tax exemption. This exemption, discussed in congressional committees, would allow crypto users to make small Bitcoin transactions without incurring capital gains taxes, treating it more like a medium of exchange. Industry insiders, like Marty Bent, claim Coinbase is attempting to "nuke" the Bitcoin exemption to instead promote a regulatory framework that exclusively favors stablecoins. Allegedly, Coinbase representatives have told legislators that "No one is using Bitcoin as money" and that the exemption would be "dead on arrival." This has drawn significant criticism from sector leaders, who accuse the exchange of aligning with traditional banking interests and warn it could be a major policy misstep. Coinbase has not officially responded to these allegations.

bitcoinist03/12 10:25

Is Coinbase Sabotaging Bitcoin De Minimis Tax Exemption In Favor Of Stablecoins?

bitcoinist03/12 10:25

Banks Prepare To Spend $100 Million+ To Stop Crypto Bills, Expert Warns

The fight over US crypto legislation is intensifying into a direct clash between the digital asset industry and the established banking sector. According to Dennis Porter, CEO of the Satoshi Action Fund, the banking industry is preparing a massive lobbying push, potentially exceeding $100 million, to counteract efforts to advance crypto market structure and stablecoin legislation. Porter warns that this creates a significant counterbalance to crypto lobbying groups and could lead lawmakers to withdraw support. He states that crypto industry faces political challenges, including low public trust and ethical concerns linked to Trump family involvement. Furthermore, market structure legislation is politically difficult as it covers a wide range of complex issues. The banking industry holds an advantage due to its entrenched local influence, including physical branches and jobs in lawmakers' districts. Porter cautions that if the dispute escalates into an open lobbying war, it could jeopardize the already tight Senate vote. He also notes that the legislative window is narrowing as midterm elections approach, with electoral incentives increasingly shaping the calendar.

bitcoinist03/11 19:01

Banks Prepare To Spend $100 Million+ To Stop Crypto Bills, Expert Warns

bitcoinist03/11 19:01

‘Attempts to hijack the CLARITY Act are shameful’: Trump advisor slams banks

White House advisor Patrick Witt criticizes the banking lobby for opposing the pro-innovation CLARITY Act, calling attempts to turn it into an anti-competition bill "shameful." The dispute centers on stablecoin rewards, which banks argue create an uneven playing field and risk deposit flight, potentially reducing bank lending. Stablecoin issuers view restrictions as a threat to their business model and cite competition with China's digital yuan. Lawmakers propose limiting types of stablecoin reward activities as a compromise, but the bill's future remains uncertain without resolution.

ambcrypto03/11 08:17

‘Attempts to hijack the CLARITY Act are shameful’: Trump advisor slams banks

ambcrypto03/11 08:17

Fairshake superPAC starts $1.8 mln campaign against anti-crypto candidates in Illinois

Fairshake, a crypto-backed super PAC, has launched a $1.8 million media campaign targeting anti-crypto candidates in the Illinois Democratic primaries. It is opposing State Representative La Shawn Ford and State Senator Robert Peters for supporting state legislation contrary to the industry-backed CLARITY Act. Fairshake is also supporting pro-crypto candidates like Melissa Conyears Ervin and Raja Krishnamoorthi. The group, which has a $190 million war chest funded by major crypto firms, aims to elect pro-crypto candidates regardless of party to improve the chances of passing the CLARITY Act, especially if Democrats regain control of Congress.

ambcrypto03/10 16:17

Fairshake superPAC starts $1.8 mln campaign against anti-crypto candidates in Illinois

ambcrypto03/10 16:17

A Depegging and a Tweet: When the U.S. President Begins to 'Legislate Escort' for His Family Business

A brief depegging incident involving the USD1 stablecoin, issued by Trump-affiliated World Liberty Financial (WLFI), and a subsequent social media post by former President Donald Trump urging Congress to pass the GENIUS Act—a key crypto regulatory bill—have drawn scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest. On February 23, 2026, USD1 temporarily depegged to $0.994 amid what WLFI called a “coordinated attack.” Shortly after, WLFI transferred over $17 million worth of its native tokens to exchanges, raising market suspicions. At the same time, Trump publicly advocating for the GENIUS Act, which would establish a federal framework for stablecoins—a move that directly benefits his family’s crypto venture. WLFI, which is partly owned by Trump entities and received a $500 million investment from an Abu Dhabi-linked firm, faces ongoing congressional investigations over governance and foreign influence concerns. Critics argue that Trump’s dual role as policy advocate and private beneficiary blurs ethical and constitutional lines. The situation underscores structural challenges in regulating an industry when key decision-makers also stand to gain financially from its legal and market framework.

Odaily星球日报03/08 07:03

A Depegging and a Tweet: When the U.S. President Begins to 'Legislate Escort' for His Family Business

Odaily星球日报03/08 07:03

Eric Trump Goes to War With Big Banks Over ‘Anti‑American’ Crypto Lobbying

Eric Trump has publicly criticized major U.S. banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America, accusing them of pursuing an "anti-American" agenda by lobbying against crypto and stablecoins. He claims these institutions are trying to block Americans from earning higher yields on savings—often 4–5% in crypto platforms—to protect their low-interest monopoly and prevent deposit flight. According to Trump, banks are supporting bills like the Clarity Act to restrict yields and rewards on stablecoins, undermining competition and consumer freedom. He argues this contradicts American ideals and reflects the banking industry's panic over losing dominance in digital finance. The conflict centers on the GENIUS Act, which allowed stablecoins but banned interest payments, and the proposed Clarity Act, which aims to further limit yields.

bitcoinist03/05 21:30

Eric Trump Goes to War With Big Banks Over ‘Anti‑American’ Crypto Lobbying

bitcoinist03/05 21:30

After the Secret Meeting, Why Did Trump Aim His Fire at Banks?

President Trump met privately with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, after which he publicly criticized major banks on Truth Social. Trump accused the banks of trying to undermine the pro-crypto GENIUS Act and called for the advancement of the CLARITY Act, arguing that Americans should earn more from their money and that the crypto agenda should not be blocked. The meeting, first reported by Politico, occurred shortly before Trump's social media post, revealing a direct link between the private discussion and his public stance. The key legislative conflict involves a stalled crypto market structure bill. Banks warn that interest-bearing stablecoins could erode deposits and lending capacity, while crypto firms, including Coinbase, argue that the GENIUS Act rightly allows consumers to earn rewards from stablecoin holdings. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon stated that stablecoin issuers paying interest should be regulated like banks, a claim countered by crypto advocates who emphasize that the GENIUS Act prohibits such issuers from lending or rehypothecating underlying funds. Following these developments, crypto-related stocks, including Coinbase (COIN), saw significant gains amid a broader market rally.

比推03/05 13:39

After the Secret Meeting, Why Did Trump Aim His Fire at Banks?

比推03/05 13:39

Crypto Bill Faces a New Challenge, Delaying its Implementation

The crypto bill, known as the Clarity Act, faces new challenges that could delay its implementation until at least July 2026. Banks and crypto firms remain opposed, with banks warning of potential deposit flight and risks to financial stability, while crypto companies support the bill for regulatory clarity and the ability to offer yield-bearing products. Despite criticism from former President Trump toward banks, the American Bankers Association has offered suggestions for the bill's advancement. In the Senate, Democrats are seeking additional conditions, including a ban on officials profiting from crypto and stricter anti-money laundering rules. The ongoing conflict in Iran and the approaching 2026 mid-term elections further complicate progress, though some remain optimistic about a potential agreement.

TheNewsCrypto03/05 09:12

Crypto Bill Faces a New Challenge, Delaying its Implementation

TheNewsCrypto03/05 09:12

Eric Trump Calls Banks ‘Anti-American’ Amid Stablecoin Yield Fight in U.S. Crypto Bill

Eric Trump, co-founder of World Liberty Financial and son of Donald Trump, has criticized major banks as "anti-American" for opposing stablecoin rewards in proposed U.S. crypto legislation. He accuses banks of lobbying against features that allow consumers to earn 4-5% yields on stablecoins, arguing they want to protect their own low-interest savings accounts and prevent deposit outflows. This debate is central to the Clarity Act, which aims to establish crypto rules. World Liberty Financial, issuer of the USD1 stablecoin, is seeking a banking charter amid this conflict. Donald Trump also criticized banks after meeting with Coinbase's CEO, highlighting the broader tension between traditional finance and the emerging crypto sector over consumer choice and financial innovation.

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:00

Eric Trump Calls Banks ‘Anti-American’ Amid Stablecoin Yield Fight in U.S. Crypto Bill

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:00

Trump Slams Banks After Coinbase CEO Secretly Met With Him

Donald Trump met privately with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, as first reported by Politico and confirmed by CoinDesk, shortly before publicly criticizing major banks on his Truth Social platform. In his post, Trump accused banks of trying to undermine the pro-crypto GENIUS Act and urged the advancement of the CLARITY Act to prevent the crypto industry from moving overseas. The key disagreement stalling the digital asset market structure legislation is over interest-bearing stablecoins. Banks, including JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, argue they threaten deposits and lending capacity and should be regulated like banks. Crypto advocates, including a presidential advisory committee executive, counter that the GENIUS Act already prohibits such lending practices and that stablecoins are not deposits. Following the meeting and Trump's statements, crypto market and related stocks, including Coinbase (COIN), saw significant gains.

marsbit03/05 03:08

Trump Slams Banks After Coinbase CEO Secretly Met With Him