The Clarity bill is rushing to the late April review window, potentially leading to a breakthrough in the disagreement over stablecoin yields.

The core disagreement between the US crypto and banking industries regarding stablecoin yield mechanisms may be nearing resolution. According to multiple sources, both sides have begun a new round of communication on a latest compromise, and while details are yet to be disclosed, the overall outlook is optimistic. Previously, a draft bill pushed by US senators had sparked industry discontent, with institutions including Coinbase and Stripe expressing concerns. The much-anticipated Clarity Act is expected to enter committee review in late April. If the yield issue is resolved, the legislative focus will shift to remaining issues such as DeFi, tokenization, and token classification. Furthermore, a White House research report on stablecoin yields and their impact on the banking system has not yet been released. The report is said to generally favor the crypto industry, and the reason for the delay is unclear. (Cryptoinamerica)