Bloomberg: White House treated Tether-backed GENIUS clause as a "red line"
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Bloomberg reports the White House treated a GENIUS Act provision as a "red line" that preserved a three-year compliance grace period for foreign stablecoin issuers, a clause allegedly sought by Tether. The inclusion of multiple Tether-favorable elements, alongside denials of improper influence, increases perceived regulatory and governance headline risk around stablecoins. Near-term market impact is likely concentrated in stablecoin-related positioning and broader crypto risk appetite via policy uncertainty.
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Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the talks, reported that former White House crypto adviser Bo Hines called the GENIUS Act's three-year compliance grace period for foreign stablecoin issuers a White House "red line," saying the provision was pushed by Tether. Hines joined Tether about a month after the bill was signed into law. The report said the final legislation also contained several provisions seen as favorable to Tether. Tether said it received no special treatment and did not engage in improper lobbying.
