@alexanderelorenzo: The banks are fighting to stop you from getting paid on your money. Timestamp reads every piece of news on this bill and scores it bullish, bearish or neutral. Link in bio, a dollar a month. Not the stock market. Not crypto. The account your paycheck lands in. The figure the banks point at is 6.6 trillion dollars of deposits at risk, and it's a real number from a Treasury advisory council, so it isn't made up. What doesn't get said next to it is that only about 281 billion in stablecoins actually existed as of March. They're warning about an exposure more than twenty times bigger than the thing that exists. The White House ran its own numbers in April. Banning the interest would lift bank lending by 2.1 billion dollars, which works out to a 0.02 percent increase. Getting that 2.1 billion costs Americans roughly 800 million a year in interest they'd have earned instead. That's the trade, in public, from the administration's own economists. Tuesday is a cloture vote, which only decides whether the Senate debates the bill at all. It needs 60. Republicans hold 53 and at least two of them are already no, so it takes ten or more Democrats to move it. If it fails, nothing changes. Your savings keeps paying 0.01 percent, the digital version keeps paying around 4, and the only thing separating those two numbers is which one you're legally allowed to be offered.

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Thursday 10 September 2026 21:00:00 GMT