According to @jchervinsky, U.S. banks are pressing Congress to ban rewards on U.S.-issued stablecoins, which he characterizes as a national security issue with direct market-structure consequences, not just incumbent protection, source: @jchervinsky (X, Dec 31, 2025). According to @jchervinsky, the GENIUS Act delivered a strategic win for U.S. dollar dominance by enabling rewards on compliant dollar stablecoins, source: @jchervinsky (X, Dec 31, 2025). According to @jchervinsky, revisiting or banning stablecoin rewards would hand a competitive advantage to China and other non-U.S. alternatives, source: @jchervinsky (X, Dec 31, 2025). According to @jchervinsky citing @faryarshirzad, the People’s Bank of China plans to pay interest on the Digital Yuan (e-CNY), highlighting direct competitive pressure against U.S.-ruled stablecoins, source: @faryarshirzad (X, Dec 31, 2025) as cited by @jchervinsky (X, Dec 31, 2025). According to @jchervinsky, Senate negotiations on the market structure bill are pivotal because mishandling stablecoin rewards could grant non-U.S. stablecoins and CBDCs a critical edge and undermine the primacy of U.S.-regulated dollar stablecoins as future settlement instruments, source: @jchervinsky (X, Dec 31, 2025). According to @jchervinsky, tokenization is the future and preserving stablecoin rewards is integral to maintaining U.S. dollar primacy in on-chain settlement, source: @jchervinsky (X, Dec 31, 2025).