超过 3,000 家银行联合起来阻止参议院通过《澄清法案》，银行为华盛顿各地的加密货币攻击广告提供资金
Burns Brief
美国银行家协会（ABA）最近在华盛顿投放的一则广告显示了已经持续数月的竞选活动的明显优势。这一消息令市场参与者感到不安，空头希望压低价格，而多头则试图捍卫关键支撑位。留意成交量确认——突破平均成交量将表明趋势可能会持续。
A recent American Bankers Association (ABA) ad running across Washington shows a clear edge in a campaign that has been running for months. The ad reads: “Protect local lending while embracing innovation. Tell Senators to close the stablecoin loophole.” ABA's advertising archive documents Politico Morning Money placements during the week of Mar. 9, urging senators to act on stablecoin yield, as well as a separate digital campaign targeting Congress, the White House, and regulatory agencies. In January, more than 3,200 bankers signed a letter calling on the Senate to close what they called the “payment of interest loophole.” ABA-backed trade groups followed with a joint letter asking Congress to codify a comprehensive ban on stablecoin inducements paid by issuers, affiliated platforms, or third-party partners. ABA's Community Bankers Council added that $6.6 trillion in deposits could migrate if the language stays loose. Those are advocacy figures documenting how coordinated and sustained the campaign has been. All of it is now landing on a Senate calendar that has very little room. The House passed the CLARITY Act on July 17, 2025, by a margin of 294 to 134 , wide enough to give the Senate a clear mandate to act. Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott announced a committee markup for Jan. 15, 2026. The committee still lists that session as postponed on its official markup page, with no replacement date. The committee's current public schedule features a Kevin Warsh nomination hearing on Apr. 21, with no CLARITY markup listed. Reports point to a possible markup in the final week of April or the second week of May, and that floor time before the summer campaign season is limited , and that the bill still carries unresolved disputes over ethics and illicit-finance provisions beyond the banking fight. Each additional round of negotiation over stablecoin yields further narrows the window. Keeping the yield fight alive long enough to compress the timeline is itself a win for the b
Key Takeaways
- A recent American Bankers Association (ABA) ad running across Washington shows a clear edge in a campaign that has been running for months
- The ad reads: “Protect local lending while embracing innovation
- ” ABA's advertising archive documents Politico Morning Money placements during the week of Mar
- 9, urging senators to act on stablecoin yield, as well as a separate digital campaign targeting Congress, the White House, and regulatory agencies
- In January, more than 3,200 bankers signed a letter calling on the Senate to close what they called the “payment of interest loophole