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Coinbase CEO Opposes GENIUS Act Amendments by U.S. Banks

Key Points:
  • Brian Armstrong opposes bank-led GENIUS Act changes threatening stablecoins.
  • Coinbase refuses to allow the GENIUS Act amendment.
  • Critics argue amendments impede stablecoin innovation efforts.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has declared opposition to banking industry efforts to amend the U.S. GENIUS Act, describing such moves as unethical and futile.

The GENIUS Act’s stablecoin provisions are crucial, with potential impacts on U.S. cryptocurrency regulation and financial innovation, amid bank lobbying challenges.

Stablecoin Innovation Threatened Amid Regulatory Debate

Brian Armstrong’s post on X highlighted Coinbase’s steadfast opposition to U.S. banks influencing Congress to alter the GENIUS Act, which regulates stablecoin rewards. Banks, represented by trade groups, lobby to reinterpret the act to curb exchanges like Coinbase from offering stablecoin yields.

Armstrong’s unwavering stance signifies a potential clash between traditional financial institutions and the cryptocurrency industry, aiming to preserve benefits from USDC and similar stablecoins. If banks succeed, it could impede innovation in the stablecoin realm.

Market reactions have been mixed, with the community largely backing Coinbase’s position. Armstrong anticipates a shift in banks’ attitudes once they recognize stablecoins’ potential, deeming current lobbying efforts both futile and unethical.

Market Data and Insights

Did you know? Historical attempts by financial institutions to limit emerging technologies mirror approaches now seen in stablecoin regulations, underscoring the consistent tension between innovation and traditional systems.

USDC, the stablecoin tied to Coinbase, currently holds a price of $1.00 and a market cap of $76.47 billion, based on CoinMarketCap data. It accounts for 2.59% of market dominance, with a 24-hour trading volume of $6.71 billion, reflecting a 12.63% decline.

USDC(USDC), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 11:17 UTC on December 27, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap

Research insights indicate the GENIUS Act limits could shape stablecoin market regulations, potentially stifling innovation unless addressed through strategic policy developments. Stakeholders argue for a balanced approach to foster financial growth while navigating regulatory landscapes.

Source: https://coincu.com/news/coinbase-opposes-genius-act-amendments/

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