#Gate广场五月交易分享 U.S. Lawmakers Reach Compromise on Stablecoin Yields

After U.S. lawmakers reached an agreement on the contentious issue of yields, legislative breakthroughs in stablecoin regulation seem imminent. As part of the proposed "Clear Act," the compromise will prohibit cryptocurrency companies from offering interest rates that are functionally equivalent to bank deposits but will allow rewards related to genuine platform activities. This distinction addresses a key deadlock that has stalled progress for months. For the cryptocurrency industry, this development offers a potential pathway toward much-needed regulatory clarity in the U.S. While it sets boundaries for certain yield models, the allowance for utility-based incentives creates a feasible, regulated framework for stablecoin issuers and DeFi protocols, which could unlock more institutional investment.
Court Order Complicates Recovery of Hacked Arbitrum Funds
A U.S. court has issued a restraining order against Arbitrum DAO, preventing the recovery of 30,766 ETH (approximately $71.1 million) traced to a North Korea-linked hacker attack. The action was initiated by victims of the North Korea-related attack, which previously resulted in a court ruling, leading to legal conflicts between DeFi governance and traditional court systems over asset control.