Billionaire Investor Slams No-Interest Stablecoins as ‘Outrageous’ While US Regulatory Bill Gains Traction
Stablecoins face billionaire backlash—just as Washington moves to regulate them. Here’s why the zero-yield debate is heating up.
### The ‘Outrageous’ Stablecoin Dilemma
A high-profile investor just torched no-interest stablecoins, calling them a ‘free lunch for issuers’—while a pivotal US bill quietly advances. Coincidence? Hardly.
### Washington’s Crypto Crossroads
The bill could redefine stablecoin rules, but critics say it’s another case of regulators playing catch-up while Wall Street quietly positions itself.
### The Zero-Yield Trap
No yield, no problem? Tell that to investors watching inflation chew through their ‘stable’ holdings. But hey—at least the issuers sleep well.
As the stablecoin wars escalate, one thing’s clear: when billionaires and bureaucrats agree something’s ‘outrageous,’ it’s usually profitable for someone else.
