BPI Argues That GENIUS Act Stablecoin Yield Loopholes Jeopardize the Banking Sector
The BPI explains that as crypto companies circumvent the GENIUS Act guardrails, the difference in yield between ordinary banking products and stablecoins could lead to deposits migrating to the latter, putting the credit...
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