The American banking industry is lobbying for the formulation of stablecoin issuance regulations that favor banks rather than technology companies

According to ChainCatcher, as reported by The Block, Bank of America is actively lobbying for regulations on stablecoin issuance that favor banks rather than tech companies. Currently, there is a high-stakes power struggle between traditional banks, tech giants, and cryptocurrency companies like Tether.

According to insiders, Bank of America is primarily lobbying lawmakers through industry organizations such as the Bank Policy Institute and the American Bankers Association to establish rules that benefit mature banks in issuing stablecoins, while restricting large tech companies (non-banks) like Amazon and Meta from issuing dollar-backed crypto tokens.