Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently commented on the ongoing tension between the crypto industry and traditional banking groups following public comments at the White House over stablecoin yield negotiations.
His response followed a series of posts on X involving journalist Eleanor Tellett and White House adviser David Sachs that ultimately resulted in Garlinghouse sending a message urging banks to act with integrity.
Stablecoin yield negotiations spark online debate
Latest A chapter in the story of cryptocurrencies versus banks Spread out on social media platform Interestingly, Patrick Witt, White House Digital Asset Advisor, The aim is to pass the bill by March 1st. However, that plan has not yet been achieved.
Anonymous sources claiming to be directly involved in the negotiations painted a bleak picture of the negotiations, which led to pushback from banks, Terret said.
Mr. Tellet reported that Bank trade representatives from the American Bankers Association (ABA), the American Independent Community Bankers Association (ICBA), and the Bank Policy Institute who attended the White House meeting all said they were “perplexed” by the anonymous sources’ claims and did not share this view. These views relate to sources’ claims that negotiations are very likely to materialize. Otherwise it will collapse Ripple CEO Brian Armstrong arrives at the table.
David Sachs, chairman of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology and White House cryptocurrency czar, responded to Tellet. Cryptocurrency policy broker Patrick Witt and Sachs praised I wrote The crypto industry had already made significant concessions on stablecoin yields and wanted banks to reciprocate. The question is about stablecoin yields and whether digital dollar issuers should be allowed to provide interest-like benefits to holders.
Ripple CEO says banks should act with integrity
Brokering a compromise between banks and the crypto industry remains problematic. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has expressed concerns about the cryptocurrency bill, saying there are bank interests in the draft bill. tried to suppress competition. However, Armstrong later commented: A path forward towards “win-win” results For the cryptocurrency industry, the banking sector, and American consumers.
According to comments from Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, the ball is now in the banks’ hands and they need to act with integrity. “The door to an agreement is wide open. Banks just need to act in good faith and get the agreement through.” Garlinghouse said.
This stance is consistent with Garlinghouse’s support for collaborative, pro-crypto legislation. Ripple CEO I recently predicted that The long-stalled CLARITY Act is expected to be passed by the end of April. The bill aims to define the structure of digital asset markets and reduce jurisdictional uncertainty among regulators.
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