Jamie Dimon critique Brian Armstrong au sujet de la loi sur la clarté des actifs numériques

Le PDG de JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon, a vivement critiqué le PDG de Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, vendredi, concernant les dispositions du Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. Jamie Dimon a averti que l'approche du projet de loi sur les récompenses liées aux stablecoins pourrait mener à un échec en l'absence de protections bancaires renforcées.

Dans une interview accordée à Maria Bartiromo sur Fox Business, Jamie Dimon a déclaré que le projet actuel permet aux émetteurs de stablecoins de verser des intérêts sur les dépôts sans les garanties nécessaires. Il a affirmé que les banques n'accepteraient pas ce cadre et a prédit qu'il finirait par s'effondrer s'il restait inchangé.

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Dramatic illustration depicting stalled CLARITY Act talks in the White House, with President Trump, bank executives rejecting a stablecoin deal, and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong amid negotiation impasse.
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CLARITY Act negotiations stall as banks reject White House stablecoin compromise

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The US CLARITY Act has hit an impasse after major banks rejected a White House compromise limiting stablecoin yield rewards to peer-to-peer payments. This follows President Trump's recent criticism of banks and builds on stalled talks over incentives that crypto firms say are vital for innovation. Trump met with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong amid the deadlock.

In the latest on the stalled Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, former CFTC Chair Christopher Giancarlo argues banks require regulatory clarity more urgently than crypto companies for digital payments. The bill remains deadlocked over stablecoin rewards after missing a March 1 White House deadline, amid banks' fears of capital flight.

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U.S. President Donald Trump criticized banks in a Truth Social post for undermining the GENIUS Act and holding the Clarity Act hostage over stablecoin yield issues. He called for swift congressional action to advance crypto market structure legislation. The dispute has stalled negotiations between banking and crypto sectors.

US crypto advocates cite competition with China's interest-bearing e-CNY to push for stablecoin yield clarity, but banks' opposition stalls the Clarity Act. Experts say the two largest economies are pursuing very different digital money strategies.

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Lawmakers are accelerating efforts to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act through the Senate, with a key committee markup scheduled for the week of May 11. White House and congressional officials are pushing for passage by July 4 amid ongoing negotiations over stablecoin rules and ethics provisions.

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