NewsLayer.com
LatestDaily BriefMarkets
NewsLayer PulseLIVE₿BTC$86,017+1.35%ΞETH$2,743+0.66%◎SOL$117.08+0.27%✕XRP$1.53+3.33%ÐDOGE$0.098+5.03%₳ADA$0.2456+1.75%Total Cap$2.90T+1.17%24H Vol$199.1BLayer Index59 Neutral
BreakingResearchers used Claude to hack OpenAIhace una hora
Markets
HomePolicyDeFi

Policy|DeFi

White House Says Community Banks Gave No Response to Request for Direct Participation in Stablecoin Rewards Talks

The White House said it asked community banks to participate directly in negotiations over stablecoin rewards but received no separate response.

en.bloomingbit.io

Publisher

Sep 11, 2026 at 4:43 AM UTC · 1 min de lectura

White House Says Community Banks Gave No Response to Request for Direct Participation in Stablecoin Rewards Talks
NewsLayer editorial artwork
Traduciendo…
  • The White House said it asked community banks to participate directly in negotiations over stablecoin rewards, but did not receive a response.
  • Patrick Witt, the White House’s digital-asset adviser, said the American Bankers Association (ABA) and the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) attended every White House meeting related to stablecoin rewards.
  • In the US, discussions are continuing between banks and the crypto industry over the scope of crypto platforms offering stablecoin rewards.

Forecast Trend Report by Period

The White House said it asked community banks to participate directly in negotiations over stablecoin rewards but received no separate response.

Patrick Witt, the White House’s digital-asset adviser, wrote on X on September 11 that the American Bankers Association and the Independent Community Bankers of America attended every White House meeting on stablecoin rewards. Witt also serves as executive director of the White House President’s Council of Advisers for Digital Assets.

He said the White House separately asked the two groups whether any individual member banks wanted to attend the meetings, but got no reply.

Witt added that after the White House-led meetings ended, Senators Thom Tillis and Angela Alsobrooks continued discussions with the ABA, the ICBA and several community banks.

In the US, banks and the crypto industry are continuing to discuss how broadly crypto platforms should be allowed to offer stablecoin rewards.

#government-policy#defi

Sourced by

Originally reported by en.bloomingbit.io

NewsLayer coverage based on externally reported material.

The Daily Brief

The onchain economy, before your day starts.

Curated markets, onchain insights, and key headlines — delivered every weekday morning.

Weekdays · Free · ~5 minute read

0

Applause

Was this article helpful?

Article Intelligence

Topics

government-policydefi

Related Coverage

CryptoCrypto Firms Contribute $206 Million to PACs Ahead of US Midterms, Most Among Corporate Sectorshace 2 horas · 1 min readCryptoBitcoin Sentiment Revives Despite Failed Crypto Bill, Rate Hike as Price Reclaims $85,000hace 2 horas · 3 min readCryptoWhite hats outrun Coldcard hackers in 52-Bitcoin evacuationhace 2 horas · 1 min read
View all related

Sponsored

Ad
House — Advertise on NewsLayer
NewsLayerLearn more

NewsLayer Premium

Unlock deeper intelligence.

Ad-free reading, exclusive research, and real-time onchain insights.

Go Premium

Previous Story

How Quantum Computing Is Forcing a Smart Building Security Overhaul

Next Story

Coinbase targets 1,000 banks with Moov stablecoin deal

Keep Reading

Noticias Relacionadas

Binance probed by U.S. federal prosecutors for sanctions violations: BloombergPOLICY DESK

Binance probed by U.S. federal prosecutors for sanctions violations: Bloomberg

Binance probed by U.S. federal prosecutors for sanctions violations: Bloomberg

hace una hora

1 min de lectura
South Korea targets November review for second stage crypto legislationREG RADAR

South Korea targets November review for second stage crypto legislation

South Korea targets November review for second stage crypto legislation Crypto News

hace una hora

1 min de lectura
US Probes Whether Binance 'Knowingly' Let Iran-Linked Trades Through: ReportREG RADAR

US Probes Whether Binance 'Knowingly' Let Iran-Linked Trades Through: Report

Binance says it has a "zero-tolerance policy" for sanctions violations. Prosecutors are asking whether its 2023 compliance fixes held.

hace 2 horas

2 min de lectura
NewsLayer.com

The front page of the onchain economy. Crypto, Web3 and regulation intelligence — live prices, original research and policy tracking in one layer.

Follow on XTelegram

News

  • Latest News
  • The Daily Brief
  • Crypto
  • DeFi
  • Policy
  • Web3
  • Blockchain
  • Explainers

Markets

  • Market News
  • Layer Index
  • Live Charts
  • DeFi Protocols
  • Regulation Tracker
  • Regulation Radar

Company

  • About NewsLayer
  • Advertise
  • PR Publication
  • Become an Author
  • Our Authors
  • Create Account
  • Sign in

Resources

  • Research
  • NewsLayer Originals
  • My Feed
  • Search
  • AI Sector
  • Quantum Sector

NewsLayer Premium

Read the full layer.

Unlock premium intelligence, original research and an ad-free reading experience.

  • Premium Intelligence briefings
  • Ad-free reading experience
  • Members-only research & data
Go Premium

© 2026 NewsLayer.com — The front page of the onchain economy

Privacy Policy·Terms of Service
NewsLayer

Get the signal, not the noise.

Markets, regulation and onchain intelligence in a 5-minute morning read — plus breaking alerts and Layer Index flips as they happen.

The Daily Brief

Breaking alerts

Index flips

Free · No spam · Unsubscribe anytime