The Clarity Act is expected to enter key deliberations in late April, with the stablecoin yield dispute possibly nearing a resolution.

Jinse Finance reported that the core disagreement between the U.S. crypto and banking industries regarding stablecoin yield mechanisms may be nearing resolution. According to several sources familiar with the matter, both parties have initiated a new round of discussions around the latest compromise proposal. Although details have yet to be disclosed, the overall outlook appears optimistic. A previous draft bill promoted by U.S. senators had sparked dissatisfaction within the industry, with institutions such as a certain exchange and Stripe expressing concerns. The Clarity Act, which has attracted much market attention, is expected to enter the committee review stage in late April. If yield issues are alleviated, the legislative focus will shift to remaining topics such as DeFi, tokenization, and token classification. In addition, a White House research report on stablecoin yields and their impact on the banking system has yet to be published. It is said that the research conclusions generally favor the crypto industry, though the reason for the delayed release remains unclear.