Stablecoin bill regulation thread

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@zasad@. I reckon that with the technology that are presently available, America might very much have a success on their moon landing. If this is a success then they can put fake markings and other fake items to make it appear that the Apollo manned missions have occurred. It will be difficult, however.

I want China to arrive there first because they will investigate eheheheh. In any case, the Artemis 2 mission will be on March. This will be a manned mission where the astronauts will only pass by the moon. This will also be very important.

[zasad@]

@zasad@. I reckon that with the technology that are presently available, America might very much have a success on their moon landing. If this is a success then they can put fake markings and other fake items to make it appear that the Apollo manned missions have occurred. It will be difficult, however.

I want China to arrive there first because they will investigate eheheheh. In any case, the Artemis 2 mission will be on March. This will be a manned mission where the astronauts will only pass by the moon. This will also be very important.

For now, America is doing the same thing it did in the 1960s. Even with all the modern technology, it's not such an easy task.

I'm no astronautics expert, but if the Americans have landed men on the moon several times already, they shouldn't have a problem. Modern technology will now allow us to obtain irrefutable evidence.

But if the Americans haven't landed men on the moon, then this project could be a failure. We'll be watching.

[bbc.reporter]

@zasad@. Agreed! I am very much excited for this and also Elon Musk's roadmap for SpaceX and their Martian colonization heheheh. I would not be very shocked if Elon is being supported by politicians from different governments of the world.

On the Americans sending men on the moon, do you speculate that the conspiracy theory that it was fake might have some truth?

[zasad@]

@zasad@. Agreed! I am very much excited for this and also Elon Musk's roadmap for SpaceX and their Martian colonization heheheh. I would not be very shocked if Elon is being supported by politicians from different governments of the world.

On the Americans sending men on the moon, do you speculate that the conspiracy theory that it was fake might have some truth?

You're laughing at Elon Musk and Mars.

It's theoretically possible if countries stop fighting and start devoting all their advanced resources to space exploration. For that, the US, China, and Russia should unite, not fight through proxies.

Read about the Mars Rover Perseverance. It'll take 7-9 months to get to Mars, and for that, we need a spacecraft with a nuclear reactor.

You wrote that governments always lie. I don't know whether the Americans were on the Moon or not, but if they had, they would have done it again long ago.

[bbc.reporter]

@zasad@. My argument has always been there will be no conspiracy theories if we are quite certain that the government is telling the truth. However, it is very much clear that they are not giving us the full information. There are conspiracy theories that have been proven true after the release of the Epstein files heheheh.

The new conspiracy theory is Epstein is very much alive and he might be hiding in Israel heheheh.

On Apollo 11, watch this press conference after they have returned. Why are they not happy? They appear to be hiding something.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BI_ZehPOMwI&pp

[zasad@]

@zasad@. My argument has always been there will be no conspiracy theories if we are quite certain that the government is telling the truth. However, it is very much clear that they are not giving us the full information. There are conspiracy theories that have been proven true after the release of the Epstein files heheheh.

The new conspiracy theory is Epstein is very much alive and he might be hiding in Israel heheheh.

On Apollo 11, watch this press conference after they have returned. Why are they not happy? They appear to be hiding something.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BI_ZehPOMwI&pp

Thanks for the video. It's very difficult for me to judge people's reactions; I'm not American. I watched interviews with the cosmonauts of that time and can conclude that they were all heroes of their time, regardless of their country. They went through a very difficult selection process and flew into space with a high chance of not returning.

[bbc.reporter]

@zasad@. Have you read the article where Jamie Dimon the CEO of JPMorgan was demanding a level playing field? It appears that the market structure bill and the clarity act will be passed with allowing Coinbase and others to give yield on idle deposits.

I am not very happy on the Donald's presidency, however, if this bill is signed with the rule that allows Coinbase and others to give yield for idle deposits, I will be very much happy. This will certainly take advantage away from the banks and bring it on the cryptospace.

[zasad@]

@zasad@. Have you read the article where Jamie Dimon the CEO of JPMorgan was demanding a level playing field? It appears that the market structure bill and the clarity act will be passed with allowing Coinbase and others to give yield on idle deposits.

I am not very happy on the Donald's presidency, however, if this bill is signed with the rule that allows Coinbase and others to give yield for idle deposits, I will be very much happy. This will certainly take advantage away from the banks and bring it on the cryptospace.

Interest rates in the US are 4% per annum with a minimum annual contract, while interest rates without a contract are 1-1.5% per annum. Cryptocurrency offers a relatively safe way to earn 10% per annum or more. This is a business, and the one offering the best terms will win.

If crypto exchanges offer more favorable terms, some bank clients may switch to exchanges, but exchanges are not protected by deposit insurance like banks.

New legislation will stimulate the transfer of funds into cryptocurrencies, and this will positively impact the market.

[bbc.reporter]

@zasad@. Jamie Dimon and his friends are very much beginning to be afraid hehehehe! There are analysts that have presently only been noticing this! We have been making many discussions on this since I created this thread hehe.



Stablecoin boom could eat into traditional banks' profits, warn Jefferies analysts

There is a war going on between crypto firms and traditional banks over stablecoins, and Jefferies analysts said that they could become a steady drag on bank earnings as digital dollar use spreads.

While stablecoins aren't going to be an immediate existential threat to banks and aren't likely to trigger a sudden run on U.S. bank deposits, Jefferies analysts estimate banks could see 3% to 5% core deposit runoff over the next five years. This would likely raise funding costs and chip away at banks' profitability.

Read in full https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/03/10/stablecoin-boom-could-eat-into-traditional-banks-profits-warn-jefferies-analysts

[zasad@]

@zasad@. Jamie Dimon and his friends are very much beginning to be afraid hehehehe! There are analysts that have presently only been noticing this! We have been making many discussions on this since I created this thread hehe.



Stablecoin boom could eat into traditional banks' profits, warn Jefferies analysts

There is a war going on between crypto firms and traditional banks over stablecoins, and Jefferies analysts said that they could become a steady drag on bank earnings as digital dollar use spreads.

While stablecoins aren't going to be an immediate existential threat to banks and aren't likely to trigger a sudden run on U.S. bank deposits, Jefferies analysts estimate banks could see 3% to 5% core deposit runoff over the next five years. This would likely raise funding costs and chip away at banks' profitability.

Read in full https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/03/10/stablecoin-boom-could-eat-into-traditional-banks-profits-warn-jefferies-analysts

In America, there are over 4,500 banks and a population of 330 million. In Russia, there are just over 300 banks and a population of 145 million. What I'm saying is that we don't need more banks. Large banks won't have problems; they'll survive and issue their own stablecoins.

The US has problems; no one's buying Treasuries, and many countries are actually getting rid of them. The US government needs a low central bank interest rate to pay less interest on loans.
The US government also needs stablecoins, which are backed by Treasuries.
That's why I believe a compromise will be found. Small banks may go bankrupt, but that will only benefit the large banks.

[bbc.reporter]

@zasad@. The lawmakers under the influence of the big banks appear that they will not stop in creating laws that will be discouraging on the usage of stablecoins heheheeh. This will continue after the Donald has left the White House and a Democrat, anticrypto president will certainly cause the passage of these types of bills to have a higher chance of reaching the president's office.



legislation that did not include a so-called de minimis exemption for low-value Bitcoin transactions.

The bill, dubbed the Parity Act, is meant to help stablecoins function more like cash by introducing a $200 de minimis exemption. That means that any stablecoin transaction under $200 would not require capital gains reporting.

Without such an exemption, using stablecoins to, say, purchase coffee would require extensive record-keeping, making such purchases impractical.

Read in full https://www.dlnews.com/articles/regulation/bitcoiners-cry-foul-over-us-crypto-tax-bill/

[zasad@]

@zasad@. The lawmakers under the influence of the big banks appear that they will not stop in creating laws that will be discouraging on the usage of stablecoins heheheeh. This will continue after the Donald has left the White House and a Democrat, anticrypto president will certainly cause the passage of these types of bills to have a higher chance of reaching the president's office.

Recent news suggests that Coinbase representatives will be unable to add the ability for crypto exchanges to accrue interest on stablecoins to the law. Now the crypto community is pressuring Coinbase to abandon these conditions and pass the law. From there, the exchange will lobby for its interests.

[safar1980]

Eleanor Terrett write:

A staffer for @SenThomTillis (R-NC) tells me his office plans to publicly release legislative text next week detailing stablecoin yield/rewards provisions, as talks with stakeholders continue.

The move comes after @coinbase and other crypto stakeholders were unsatisfied with the parameters of a deal shown to a small group of industry leaders earlier this week.

Coinbase's Global Head of Investment Research @DavidDuong says industry leaders are currently working on a coordinated counterproposal "to explain why targeted changes are needed to protect customers and preserve sustainable rewards programs."

[bbc.reporter]

@zasad@. The lawmakers under the influence of the big banks appear that they will not stop in creating laws that will be discouraging on the usage of stablecoins heheheeh. This will continue after the Donald has left the White House and a Democrat, anticrypto president will certainly cause the passage of these types of bills to have a higher chance of reaching the president's office.

Recent news suggests that Coinbase representatives will be unable to add the ability for crypto exchanges to accrue interest on stablecoins to the law. Now the crypto community is pressuring Coinbase to abandon these conditions and pass the law. From there, the exchange will lobby for its interests.

I reckon that Coinbase should keep fighting. I very much wish to witness this interest or yield on idle stablecoin deposits on exchanges because this will certainly disrupt the domination of the banks over the people hehehe.

We should witness them to begin having problems also instead of us only getting the problems in this world heehehhe!

[estenity]

@zasad@. The lawmakers under the influence of the big banks appear that they will not stop in creating laws that will be discouraging on the usage of stablecoins heheheeh. This will continue after the Donald has left the White House and a Democrat, anticrypto president will certainly cause the passage of these types of bills to have a higher chance of reaching the president's office.

Recent news suggests that Coinbase representatives will be unable to add the ability for crypto exchanges to accrue interest on stablecoins to the law. Now the crypto community is pressuring Coinbase to abandon these conditions and pass the law. From there, the exchange will lobby for its interests.

I reckon that Coinbase should keep fighting. I very much wish to witness this interest or yield on idle stablecoin deposits on exchanges because this will certainly disrupt the domination of the banks over the people hehehe.

We should witness them to begin having problems also instead of us only getting the problems in this world heehehhe!

easily said, but very important to realize effectively....

[zasad@]

@zasad@. The lawmakers under the influence of the big banks appear that they will not stop in creating laws that will be discouraging on the usage of stablecoins heheheeh. This will continue after the Donald has left the White House and a Democrat, anticrypto president will certainly cause the passage of these types of bills to have a higher chance of reaching the president's office.

Recent news suggests that Coinbase representatives will be unable to add the ability for crypto exchanges to accrue interest on stablecoins to the law. Now the crypto community is pressuring Coinbase to abandon these conditions and pass the law. From there, the exchange will lobby for its interests.

I reckon that Coinbase should keep fighting. I very much wish to witness this interest or yield on idle stablecoin deposits on exchanges because this will certainly disrupt the domination of the banks over the people hehehe.

We should witness them to begin having problems also instead of us only getting the problems in this world heehehhe!

I don't understand who's fighting whom. The well-known company Blackrock owns both banks and the Coinbase exchange, so it looks like internal competition.

Coinbase may persist for a long time and the law won't be passed, but we need to consider what would be more profitable: no law or a law that prevents crypto exchanges from charging interest on clients' stablecoins.

[Easteregg69]

Paid the vpn subscription two years up front. Cheers! The shop is good.

You imagine better protection than people that don't have a problem? If the workers forced you to do the shit your self. Cheers!

Snoop risk loosing space here. You imagine Putin at the front? I don't. Cheers! I am still mad about the North Stream sabotage. Plus we got a spy at the meetings.

One that is snitching to scumbags waiting to loose an election. Stable coins is racket store if your used to btc. Macro stands unflawed.

You know how it's like after all the girls rejected you at a dating party. God kept you alive. Who wants to be the next stupid?

Weak becomes heroes and stars alighn. British and not us hypertext. Bristol fashioned and ship shaped! Cheers! We understand you. Til you go nigerian letter like.

It's when people tells you they got two tons but need the money first. Listen man. If you got for a chillum then you can afford the spill. The hash.

You be a link by recipe. Pretending knowing nothing gives a lot of playing ground. Till you get a stalker on it. Stick to absorbing as most surface as possible.

You be under it like it's already to expensive. You putting your money on my account for nothing sounds stupid. The days was about I,O,U's

"We" got the greatest nation in history not attacking us. Like being a blood brother without cutting yourself. Stop getting cut by glass on a burglary style.

People put windows in to keep the wind out. Don't inspect paradise after it burned to the ground. Leave them in shame if you have to. I wind up to metaphysical kick back. Beyond the the movie about the guy that invented Norway. Stop blaming it on the President. Auto penned.

You imagine you can cut reality like a movie. I come jumping in waiting for a face lift and what happens? Not snitching. Cheers.
 
Some people has to pass some test to leave the asylum. I don't test people. Is that to easy? Some tickets later. You imagine you got "his" President on the line and he wants the money from XRP now!

The call is for protocol level. Since your stuck with pedophile accusations on exact that level by devs. I make a bird react to it. You have to go down when the wind gets to hard. I link it to the usbydefault syndrome?

Passed the not a bot test and everything. I don't work with governance since it's taken care of. Definitly a Trevon Joint! Thinking perhaps it was not murder but suicide.

We are back to where I have no expectations what your behavior regards. You can tell office to move the plants around. Whatever you find more meaningfull. You ever fucked without filming it?

The code would come self explanatary. You try to confine a floating integer. I be around for the fine whine. You don't make an extra job of it. Ok? It's like the product don't make vacuum cleaners or things we really need.

How would you use time as leverage? I want to tell you about kitchen duty. When chickens blends with rice. Still a cooked recipe to make it work.

You put it in perfect order for the right moment. Protocol would skip on that. Takes what comes first. Most un-romantic. You stand on the edge of a new life when you start saving it.

[Easteregg69]

@zasad@. The lawmakers under the influence of the big banks appear that they will not stop in creating laws that will be discouraging on the usage of stablecoins heheheeh. This will continue after the Donald has left the White House and a Democrat, anticrypto president will certainly cause the passage of these types of bills to have a higher chance of reaching the president's office.

Recent news suggests that Coinbase representatives will be unable to add the ability for crypto exchanges to accrue interest on stablecoins to the law. Now the crypto community is pressuring Coinbase to abandon these conditions and pass the law. From there, the exchange will lobby for its interests.

Coinbase has an unprofessional attitude that makes them hard to work with as retail. I could easily come up with a personal issue. Not roasting anything for the time being.

It's beyond utility bills now. I be on nacho cheese chips.

Yes. I think Hungarian officials spies for Russia at internal meetings in the EU?

[bbc.reporter]

@zasad@. The lawmakers under the influence of the big banks appear that they will not stop in creating laws that will be discouraging on the usage of stablecoins heheheeh. This will continue after the Donald has left the White House and a Democrat, anticrypto president will certainly cause the passage of these types of bills to have a higher chance of reaching the president's office.

Recent news suggests that Coinbase representatives will be unable to add the ability for crypto exchanges to accrue interest on stablecoins to the law. Now the crypto community is pressuring Coinbase to abandon these conditions and pass the law. From there, the exchange will lobby for its interests.

I reckon that Coinbase should keep fighting. I very much wish to witness this interest or yield on idle stablecoin deposits on exchanges because this will certainly disrupt the domination of the banks over the people hehehe.

We should witness them to begin having problems also instead of us only getting the problems in this world heehehhe!

I don't understand who's fighting whom. The well-known company Blackrock owns both banks and the Coinbase exchange, so it looks like internal competition.

Coinbase may persist for a long time and the law won't be passed, but we need to consider what would be more profitable: no law or a law that prevents crypto exchanges from charging interest on clients' stablecoins.

Blackrock is a partner and an investor in Coinbase, however, it does not control own this. Brian Armstrong's vision for Coinbase is to become similar to banks on giving interest in idle stablecoin deposits for their customers but without becoming a bank and being under banking restrictions.

Coinbase is fighting the banks! I do not like this exchange or this Brian Armstrong but if he will fight the banks, I support this hehehehehe.

[zasad@]

@zasad@. The lawmakers under the influence of the big banks appear that they will not stop in creating laws that will be discouraging on the usage of stablecoins heheheeh. This will continue after the Donald has left the White House and a Democrat, anticrypto president will certainly cause the passage of these types of bills to have a higher chance of reaching the president's office.

Recent news suggests that Coinbase representatives will be unable to add the ability for crypto exchanges to accrue interest on stablecoins to the law. Now the crypto community is pressuring Coinbase to abandon these conditions and pass the law. From there, the exchange will lobby for its interests.

I reckon that Coinbase should keep fighting. I very much wish to witness this interest or yield on idle stablecoin deposits on exchanges because this will certainly disrupt the domination of the banks over the people hehehe.

We should witness them to begin having problems also instead of us only getting the problems in this world heehehhe!

I don't understand who's fighting whom. The well-known company Blackrock owns both banks and the Coinbase exchange, so it looks like internal competition.

Coinbase may persist for a long time and the law won't be passed, but we need to consider what would be more profitable: no law or a law that prevents crypto exchanges from charging interest on clients' stablecoins.

Blackrock is a partner and an investor in Coinbase, however, it does not control own this. Brian Armstrong's vision for Coinbase is to become similar to banks on giving interest in idle stablecoin deposits for their customers but without becoming a bank and being under banking restrictions.

Coinbase is fighting the banks! I do not like this exchange or this Brian Armstrong but if he will fight the banks, I support this hehehehehe.

Nowadays, many presidents of various countries formally hold office but exercise no control over anything. If they fail to comply with the necessary instructions and receive no funding, a new revolution will break out in their country.
I've long since lost faith in those who fight against the system. In Russia, Pavel Durov was also forced to leave Russia due to protests, and then it was discovered that he had secretly returned to Russia about 50 times, and the company that services his servers is a major contractor for the FSB and Roskomnadzor