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Why did Coinbase "flip" late at night? Unveiling the interest rate war behind the U.S. stablecoin bill
[2026 Regulatory Storm] Why did Coinbase "flip" late at night? Unveiling the interest rate war behind the U.S. stablecoin bill
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In mid-January 2026, the global cryptocurrency market experienced a thrilling "Washington Shock." The Clarity Act, which was originally seen as a savior for the industry, was unexpectedly withdrawn by Coinbase at the last moment, triggering a market crash and a furious response from the White House.
Behind this storm, it is not just a controversy over legal provisions, but a survival game between traditional banking and the cryptocurrency industry regarding the "5 trillion dollar deposits."
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In mid-January 2026, the global cryptocurrency market experienced a thrilling "Washington Shock." The Clarity Act, which was originally seen as a savior for the industry, was unexpectedly withdrawn by Coinbase at the last moment, triggering a market crash and a furious response from the White House.
Behind this storm, it is not just a controversy over legal provisions, but a survival game between traditional banking and the cryptocurrency industry regarding the "5 trillion dollar deposits."
Will U.S. government decisions change the fate of Bitcoin in 2026? Golden opportunities and significant risks...
Crypto markets are anticipating key U.S. government decisions regarding digital currencies. According to recent reports, President Trump announced in January the creation of a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve," aimed at purchasing large quantities of BTC as a national reserve asset. Legislation such as "#GeniusAtc " is expected to advance to regulate stablecoins, and "<t-46/>#CLARITY_ACT " to clarify the regulatory framework for crypto, in addition to digital market structure bills in Congress during January. This comes amid expectations that 2026 will be the "dawn of the institutional era" for crypto, with government support enhancing adoption, but risks such as volatility from trade policies and inflation remain.
SEC and CFTC join forces for the first time to regulate cryptocurrencies in the USA
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will hold a joint event to discuss the coordination of crypto oversight — this is the first such step towards implementing President Donald Trump's policy.
The agencies announced that SEC Chairman Paul Atkins and new CFTC Chairman Michael Selig will meet to discuss "harmonization between the two agencies."
The agencies announced that SEC Chairman Paul Atkins and new CFTC Chairman Michael Selig will meet to discuss "harmonization between the two agencies."
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The impact of the Clarity Act on Ripple's XRP holdings is profound. The act's "20% test" could force Ripple to sell or reorganize a significant portion of its XRP, especially if the holdings of Ripple insiders and affiliates exceed this threshold.
There areseveral strategic choices Ripple might consider to comply with these regulations:
Maintaining current monthly XRP unlocks .
Aggressively re-escrowing XRP to reduce circulation .
Intentionally burning XRP to permanently decrease the total supply .
Structured distributions through institutional custody solutions or ETFs .
Public or third-party escrow, potentially involving governmental oversight ).
The recent recognition of Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin by Dubai's DFSA is another major move). This approval, alongside Circle's USDC and EURC, signifies a shift towards a criteria-based regulatory system in Dubai, allowing financial institutions to use RLUSD for various operations within the Dubai International Financial Center.
Finally, the increasing institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies in the US, citing Morgan Stanley's move to offer Bitcoin ETFs to high-net-worth clients. Significant influx of capital into XRP ETFs and the asset's high trading volume, suggesting a shift from speculative instrument to a useful rail in global financial system.
The future financial system will be multi-ledger and multi-currency, with regulation and infrastructure readiness being key drivers of institutional movement .
$XRP
The impact of the Clarity Act on Ripple's XRP holdings is profound. The act's "20% test" could force Ripple to sell or reorganize a significant portion of its XRP, especially if the holdings of Ripple insiders and affiliates exceed this threshold.
There areseveral strategic choices Ripple might consider to comply with these regulations:
Maintaining current monthly XRP unlocks .
Aggressively re-escrowing XRP to reduce circulation .
Intentionally burning XRP to permanently decrease the total supply .
Structured distributions through institutional custody solutions or ETFs .
Public or third-party escrow, potentially involving governmental oversight ).
The recent recognition of Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin by Dubai's DFSA is another major move). This approval, alongside Circle's USDC and EURC, signifies a shift towards a criteria-based regulatory system in Dubai, allowing financial institutions to use RLUSD for various operations within the Dubai International Financial Center.
Finally, the increasing institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies in the US, citing Morgan Stanley's move to offer Bitcoin ETFs to high-net-worth clients. Significant influx of capital into XRP ETFs and the asset's high trading volume, suggesting a shift from speculative instrument to a useful rail in global financial system.
The future financial system will be multi-ledger and multi-currency, with regulation and infrastructure readiness being key drivers of institutional movement .
🔥 Hoskinson Hits Garlinghouse Over CLARITY Act Support: Report
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