The White House has set February 10 for renewed talks between crypto companies and banks.
The meeting comes as lawmakers push for a stalled crypto market bill. Officials aim to reduce differences in stablecoin regulations and market structure.
White House brings crypto companies and banks back to the table
The White House will host representatives from crypto companies, banks and trade groups on Tuesday.
The meeting is expected to continue discussions surrounding the proposed crypto market bill. Staff-level officials will again lead the talks.
According to reporting by Eleanor Terrett, this session follows a closed-door meeting earlier this week.
That earlier discussion included voices from both sectors. Participants described the meeting as constructive, but unresolved issues remained.
🚨SCOOP: The next iteration of the White House stablecoin yield discussions between crypto and the banks is scheduled for Tuesday, a banking industry source tells me. The conversation will again take place at staff level, but this time representatives of the banks themselves…
—Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) February 6, 2026
The White House crypto council has continued to push for faster progress. Officials are pushing for clearer rules for digital assets under the Trump administration.
The February 10 meeting is seen as part of a broader effort to move negotiations forward.
Stablecoin rules remain the core point of dispute
The biggest disagreement is over the rewards paid on stablecoins. Banking groups are calling for interest rate caps and similar incentives.
They argue that these features could drain deposits from traditional banks and weaken their funding base.
Banking associations say deposits are essential for lending and liquidity. They warn that stablecoin rewards could upset this balance.
As a result, the banks are pushing for stricter wording in the bill.
Crypto companies opposes these restrictions. They say rewards attract users and support competition.
Industry groups argue that limiting incentives would promote traditional financing and slow progress on the bill.
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Legislative delays continue as market pressure mounts
The crypto market bill has been delayed in Congress. The Senate Banking Committee postponed a planned vote last month.
Lawmakers cited unresolved objections and concerns about broader support.
Industry leaders have proposed revisions to the CLARITY Act. These proposals are intended to bridge the differences between banks and crypto companies.
Representatives of the banks have not yet accepted the proposed changes.
The discussions take place in a context of weak market conditions. Bitcoin recently fell to almost $60,000, leading to broader declines.
Lawmakers and officials remain focused on reaching a compromise to move the bill forward.
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