Crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett published an article on the X platform stating that details of the Clarity Bill regarding stablecoin yields and rewards have been revealed. The proposal aims to prohibit platforms from directly or indirectly offering yields for holding stablecoins, or offering yields in a manner similar to bank deposits. This restriction would broadly apply to exchanges, brokers, and other digital asset service providers and their affiliates, aiming to prohibit any behavior that is economically or functionally equivalent to interest. Furthermore, the proposal allows rewards linked to user activity, including loyalty programs, promotions, or subscription plans, provided they are not considered economically or functionally equivalent to interest. The proposal requires the SEC, CFTC, and USTreasury to jointly define permissible rewards and develop anti-circumvention rules within one year. Industry reactions have been mixed; some believe the draft's standards are vague and restrictive, while others believe it is as expected, preserving trading incentives while clarifying that stablecoins cannot be used as interest-bearing deposit accounts.