A White House meeting led by President Donald Trump's crypto advisor, David Sacks, addressed the contentious issue of stablecoin yield within the crypto market structure bill. The gathering, which included policy experts from the crypto industry and Wall Street banks, aimed to resolve legislative sticking points, particularly the debate over stablecoin yields and rewards. Participants reported progress, though the bill still faces challenges in the U.S. Senate. Cody Carbone of the Digital Chamber emphasized the importance of the meeting in overcoming legislative hurdles, stating that inaction is not an option. The bill, which has passed the House and one Senate committee, must still navigate the Senate Banking Committee. The stablecoin yield debate remains a point of contention, with traditional bankers concerned about competition with deposit businesses. Democrats have also raised issues, including anti-corruption measures and staffing requirements for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.