The GENIUS Act is poised to shake up the stablecoin market, potentially boosting Coinbase's revenue and legitimizing the industry. But will the House play ball?

The buzz around Coinbase, stablecoins, and the Senate's GENIUS Act is hotter than a slice of New York pizza in July. What's the deal? Basically, this bill could be a game-changer for Coinbase and the entire stablecoin market.
The GENIUS Act: A Big Win for Coinbase?
So, the Senate passed the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, and folks are saying it's a major victory for Coinbase. Why? Because it allows non-banks to issue stablecoins. Coinbase has a sweet partnership with Circle, the company behind USD Coin (USDC), and this bill could keep that revenue flowing. Last quarter alone, Coinbase raked in $298 million from USDC, which is over 15% of their total net revenue. That's some serious cheddar!
Plus, the GENIUS Act aims to create a bank-like regulatory framework for stablecoins. Think capital requirements, liquidity rules, and anti-money laundering programs. Sure, it might mean higher compliance costs, but it also builds trust in the industry. And when people trust stablecoins, the whole market grows, which is good news for Coinbase.
The House and the STABLE Act: A Potential Roadblock?
Now, hold your horses. The GENIUS Act still needs to pass in the House. And there's another bill in the mix, the Stablecoin Transparency and Accountability for a Better Ledger Economy (STABLE) Act. Both bills allow non-banks to issue stablecoins, but the STABLE Act is generally less favorable to companies like Coinbase, imposing greater restrictions.
One key difference? The GENIUS Act makes it tougher for non-financial companies, like Meta, to issue stablecoins. If the GENIUS framework wins out, Coinbase could see less competition and increased demand for its offerings.
Stablecoins: A Trillion-Dollar Opportunity?
Analysts at Citigroup are super bullish on stablecoins, predicting the global market could explode from $230 billion in early 2025 to a whopping $1.6 trillion by 2030 in their base-case scenario. Some even think it could hit $3.7 trillion! With that kind of growth potential and favorable government policies, Coinbase is sitting pretty.
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