Gate News reports that on March 19, if the proposed CLARITY Act is passed, a certain CEX may face restrictions on offering stablecoin rewards, which could impact its strategy of using digital dollar incentives to attract users. The bill has been stalled in Congress since January and aims to establish a regulatory framework for stablecoins. One point of controversy is whether companies can share profits with stablecoin holders. Although the bill prohibits direct interest payments, analysts believe alternative structures may still allow rewards to reach users. Despite potential bans, analysts think the impact on the operations of the certain CEX will be limited. Stablecoin rewards are just one of many tools the company uses to attract users; trading and derivatives remain significant sources of revenue. Brian Armstrong, CEO of the certain CEX, stated that the ban could improve profitability by reducing reward expenses, but he emphasized the importance of maintaining competitive stablecoin incentives. As negotiations continue, the outcome remains uncertain, but crypto companies are expected to adapt and adjust to ensure stablecoins remain a viable component of digital payments.
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