Patrick Witt, executive director of the President’s Council of Advisers for Digital Assets, has voiced support for the CLARITY Act, advocating for stablecoin rewards through intermediaries. His stance opposes limits on these rewards, a contentious issue in Washington. Despite banking groups' concerns that such rewards could divert deposits from traditional banks, Witt's position aligns with crypto firms seeking to maintain these programs. The CLARITY Act's approval odds stand at 70% according to Polymarket, indicating strong market confidence. However, the bill faces hurdles, including demands for anti-money laundering measures and concerns over decentralized finance risks. While White House advisers suggest a compromise allowing certain rewards, the final decision rests with Congress, where banking interests continue to push for stricter regulations.