Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has criticized banking groups for warning that stablecoin rewards could lead to customer withdrawals from community banks, labeling these concerns as 'false threats.' Currently, Coinbase offers a 4.1% reward for USDC holders, while Kraken provides 5.5%. Banks fear this could result in significant deposit shifts towards stablecoins, with the U.S. Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee estimating up to $6.6 trillion could move. Armstrong argues that the banking sector's real motive is to protect its $180 billion payment business revenue. Senator Cynthia Lummis believes the issue has been addressed in the GENIUS Act and should not be revisited.
Coinbase CEO Dismisses Bank Concerns Over Stablecoin Rewards as 'False Threats'
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