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White House Crypto Conference: The Confrontation Between Traditional Finance and the Crypto Industry

On February 2, 2026, the White House crypto closed-door summit was held as scheduled. This meeting, led by the Trump administration's Crypto Policy Committee, became a battleground for the confrontation between traditional finance and the crypto industry. Leading crypto platforms like Coinbase faced off against Wall Street giants like JPMorgan Chase, with the core dispute focusing on the yield mechanisms of stablecoins, underlying the competition for the interpretative rights of the US dollar in finance.

Stablecoins, with annualized rewards of 4%-5%, have attracted over $300 billion in funds out of traditional banks' low-interest deposit pools. The banking industry warns that this move could trigger a $6.6 trillion loss in deposits, impacting community finance; the crypto industry countered that innovations in digital-native finance should not yield to the backward capacities of traditional finance.

The conference discussed the CLARITY Act, with the banking industry demanding a complete crackdown on stablecoin yield loopholes, while the crypto camp called for retaining a limited yield mechanism. Currently, both sides have yet to reach a consensus, and the White House has set a countdown for technical consensus next month. If a plan cannot be finalized, the bill's vote may be postponed. This confrontation not only determines the future direction of US crypto regulation but also affects the global digital finance landscape, marking a key battle in the transition from analog signal finance to digital-native finance.