The White House is advocating for limited stablecoin rewards in the upcoming draft of the U.S. crypto market structure bill, contingent on approval from banking representatives. During a recent meeting, White House negotiators emphasized the inclusion of certain rewards programs, aiming to reconcile differences between banks and the crypto industry. This development is part of the ongoing discussions surrounding the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a key legislative effort to regulate U.S. crypto markets. The proposed changes would amend the existing Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, focusing on allowing rewards for specific activities rather than stablecoin holdings. The White House, led by crypto adviser Patrick Witt, seeks a swift resolution to advance the legislation. However, the bill faces additional challenges, including demands from Democratic lawmakers for increased protections against bad actors in the crypto space and restrictions on government officials' involvement in the industry. The outcome of these negotiations will be crucial for the bill's progression in the Senate.