DeFi As America nears 250, financial freedom shouldn’t be up for debate By info@uweb3.io January 13, 2026 Share This Post FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp The banking lobby’s efforts to revisit or reinterpret Congress’ decisions regarding stablecoin rewards are driven by attempts to re-litigate settled law and blunt competition after the fact, argues Blockchain Association’s Summer Mersinger. TagsAmericadebateFinancialFreedomNearsshouldnt Related Posts Metaplanet Announces Joint Study To Bring Bitcoin-Backed Digital Credit To Japan Metaplanet wants to turn its bitcoin pile... Sky Reports Record $419M Revenue Run-Rate for June 2026 Cumulative sUSDS yield payouts topped $250 million as Grove... Circle (CRCL) Wins Final OCC Approval For National Trust Bank Circle Internet Group secured final approval from... Polymarket Applies for US License to Offer Margin Trading The filing would let Polymarket users open positions without... Meta’s Chief Data Officer Says Agentic Commerce is the “Next Tier of Business” In a wide-ranging conversation on CoinDesk Spotlight, Schultz laid... U.S. Representatives Urge Senate To Vote On CLARITY Act In July, Address Ethics Concerns Rep. French Hill wants a deadline. One... Previous articleFranklin Templeton turns money market fund into stablecoin reserve vehicleNext articleSOL Eyes $190 as Key Trend Flips Bullish