Криптокомпании продолжают искать компромиссы по Clarity Act, но разногласия остаются Translation: Headline: Crypto companies continue to seek compromises on the Clarity Act, but disagreements persist

Cryptocurrency companies are making new concessions to U.S. banks in hopes of securing the passage of the Clarity Act, as reported by Bloomberg, citing informed sources.

The key contentious issue remains stablecoins. The current draft of the legislation prohibits digital asset providers from accruing income for users solely based on their ownership of «stable coins.»

To ease the stipulations, interested firms are seeking a compromise with the financial sector. According to insiders, recent discussions involved proposals for public banks to expand their role within the ecosystem.

Proposed ideas included an amendment requiring stablecoin issuers to maintain a portion of their reserves in regional institutions. Another suggestion aimed to simplify the process for local banks to issue their own tokens.

Bloomberg’s sources noted that the parties have yet to reach an agreement.

Currently, companies are making significant efforts to advance the Clarity Act, but tangible results have yet to be seen. On January 15, the Senate Banking Committee postponed its consideration of the Clarity Act. Notably, cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase did not support the latest version of the document due to its «excessive number of issues.»

In a conversation with journalists, Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott expressed hope that «both camps can find a balance.»

«We have the capacity to protect consumers and local banks while allowing innovation and competition to drive down prices. Both sides are working towards a compromise that will preserve innovation here in America,» he stated.

It is worth noting that in January, Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, criticized the prohibition of yield-generating stablecoins in the Clarity Act as detrimental to the U.S. He cited China’s digital yuan as a more successful example.