Crypto World News reports that JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expressed dissatisfaction with the “Clear Act” during an interview with Fox Business. He believes the bill allows crypto platforms to pay interest on deposits and stablecoins, but provides almost no legal protections in terms of anti-money laundering and banking secrecy laws. Dimon said that the banking industry will never accept this approach, and if it really happens, it will ultimately blow up completely. He emphasized that the banking industry will fight the bill all the way through and will never bow to Coinbase and its CEO, who are behind the push for the bill, and called their claim that they represent the entire industry nothing short of nonsense, noting that they have spent hundreds of millions of dollars lobbying in Washington.

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OneUnfilledOrder
· 7h ago
Traditional financial giants are starting to panic, good news.
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DustCollector7
· 10h ago
What's wrong with earning interest on stablecoins? Can't ordinary people make a bit more money?
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BlackVelvetKey
· 10h ago
The Clear Act at least provides a clear framework, which is better than the current chaos.
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SeaSaltFlavoredStablecoin
· 11h ago
Will the banking industry fight to the end? See how Libra died
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Paper-SculptedOctopusPool
· 11h ago
Lobbying in Washington is just part of the game; banks play even bigger.
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MosaicBow
· 11h ago
Coinbase does not represent the entire industry, but Dimon represents even less.
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Miner'sOldKeyboard
· 11h ago
Hearing "full of nonsense" from Jamie's mouth is quite ironic.
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RetroRadioWaves
· 11h ago
The more Dimon opposes it, the more it shows that this bill is on the right track.
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ColdBrewSparklingWater
· 11h ago
Warning of a collapse again, classic scare tactics
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MirrorPetals
· 11h ago
Anti-Money Laundering? How much have banks been fined for money laundering themselves, and they still have the nerve to talk?
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