Weekly Monthly Insights Charts Tracker Companies Networks Glossary

GENIUS Act

All Stablecoin Beat articles tagged “GENIUS Act”.

Bank of America's $6 trillion deposit-flight warning frames the fight over yield-bearing stablecoins, bank deposits, Treasury-bill reserves and who captures the economics of digital cash
Insights
Stablecoin Yield and the New Deposit War
Jun 23, 2026 ·20 min read
Bank of America's Brian Moynihan warns that yield-bearing stablecoins could pull up to $6 trillion out of bank deposits, threatening deposit-funded lending. But deposits do not leave the financial system; they are reallocated into reserves, Treasury bills, repo, and money market funds. A White House analysis finds a yield ban would lift bank lending by only ~0.02 percent while costing savers, and IMF research points to the Treasury market, not deposit drain, as the more important channel. The real fight is over who captures the economics of digital cash, and the better answer is safe competition under strict prudential rules rather than a blunt yield prohibition.
More
Jun 5, 2026 ·22 min
Insights Stablecoin Banking: The New Battle for Deposits, Payments and Licenses Stablecoins are migrating from crypto-market liquidity into the operating logic of banking, payments, custody, and licensing. Around Money20/20 Europe 2026, banks, neobanks, payment firms, and trust-chartered infrastructure providers converged on four competing models for regulated digital money. StablecoinBeat data shows the market remains highly concentrated and almost entirely dollar-denominated: as of June 4, 2026, USDT and USDC alone held about 81% of $324 billion in supply, and non-dollar tokens accounted for roughly 0.3%. The decisive battleground is now licensing, reserves, deposit competition, and control of the customer interface.
Apr 19, 2026 ·11 min
Insights Stablecoins Are Becoming Instruments of Currency Competition Recent moves in the United States and Europe suggest that stablecoins are no longer just a crypto market utility or a payments technology question. They are increasingly becoming instruments through which currencies are distributed into digital commerce, cross-border settlement, and programmable financial environments.