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The primary drivers behind the GENIUS Act are establishment banking interests and globalist-aligned policymakers who've long sought centralized control over digital finance. Major financial institutions like JPMorgan and Bank of America lobbied aggressively for this framework, seeing stablecoins as a gateway to new revenue streams while maintaining regulatory capture. Simultaneously, Senate moderates from both parties—particularly those with ties to big tech and payment processors—pushed the hardest to fast-track the bill, exploiting national security narratives to bypass substantive debate.
Their urgency stems from a desire to cement Wall Street's dominance over cryptocurrency before decentralized alternatives gain mainstream traction. This legislative rush mirrors the 2008 TARP bailouts, where banks hijacked crisis response to institutionalize taxpayer-backed risk socialization.
The difference? This time they're preemptively constructing a regulated cage for digital assets under the guise of "consumer protection" while ensuring banks remain the gatekeepers. Real reform would've dismantled the Fed's monopoly, not expanded its influence through bank-centric frameworks.
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