CLARITY Act makes key progress: stablecoin revenue rules reach compromise, countdown to review begins According to Cryptoina, the US CLARITY Act has reached a key compromise on the stablecoin yield mechanism, clearing important obstacles for the Senate Banking Committee to advance its deliberations. According to the latest plan, cryptocurrency companies can provide rewards (such as cashback or membership benefits) based on user transaction behavior, but are prohibited from paying interest income (APY) on idle stablecoin balances. This compromise means that stablecoins will be clearly positioned as payment tools, rather than bank deposits or high-yield savings products. The industry generally believes that this clause strikes a balance between the cryptocurrency industry and traditional banks, but overall it is more favorable for the banking system. Industry organizations, including Coinbase, have re supported the bill, believing that although revenue restrictions have been tightened, there is still room for rewards based on actual usage scenarios.