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PNC Bank CEO says stablecoins must choose: be a payment tool or a money market fund
Source: CryptoNewsNet Original Title: PNC Bank CEO says stablecoins must choose: be a payment tool or a money market fund Original Link: https://cryptonews.net/news/finance/32289548/ PNC Bank CEO Bill Demchak hit back against the growing push from crypto firms to offer interest on stablecoins, saying the tokens are trying to serve two roles at once — something traditional finance would not be allowed to do without strict oversight.
“The fight right now in D.C. is over some terminology in the GENIUS Act that they’re trying to fix with the Clarity Act, with respect to whether rewards count as interest paid on stablecoins, which was forbidden in the GENIUS Act, as a practical matter,” Demchak said during the bank’s fourth quarter earnings call on Friday morning.
He said stablecoins were created and marketed as a way to move money more efficiently, not as investment products. “That remains to be seen. But it isn’t marketed, nor is it regulated, as an investment vehicle,” he said.