Ah, the noble U.S. Congress-ever so eager to toss crumbs of tax relief at the starving masses clutching their stablecoins like last week’s lottery tickets. 🎟️ Another day, another half-baked attempt to soothe the crypto peasants.
Behold! Lawmakers Max Miller (Ohio) and Steven Horsford (Nevada) have scribbled a proposal-yes, on actual paper, how quaint-to exempt stablecoin transfers under $200 from taxes. Because nothing says “financial revolution” like sparing you the price of a decent dinner. 🍝
“The provision is intended to establish a per-transaction de minimis threshold of $200, consistent with the foreign currency transaction exception under section 988.”
Miller, ever the optimist (or perhaps just desperate for applause), declared this a “bipartisan effort” to protect consumers. Because nothing unites politicians like the chance to pretend they understand blockchain. 🤝
“This bill would protect consumers making everyday purchases, ensure the rules are clear for innovators and investors, and strengthen compliance so everyone plays by the same rules.”
Ah yes, the same rules-unless you’re a bank, in which case, rules are merely suggestions written in disappearing ink. ✨
Senator Lummis’ Crypto Dream: Crushed Like a Bug 🐜
Rewind to July 2025, when Bitcoin’s golden girl, Cynthia Lummis, waved her $300 tax-exemption wand during Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” circus. She even tossed in staking rewards tax deferrals-because why not? But alas, the Democrats clutched their pearls and cried, “But the revenue!” as if the IRS wasn’t already auditing lemonade stands for undeclared tips. 🍋
The proposal died faster than a meme coin in a bear market. And now? The IRS still treats crypto like property-taxing your digital dreams at rates that make Wall Street blush (10%-37%, take your pick). Long-term holders? Well, they get the luxury of rates between 0%-20%, which is basically Congress whispering, “HODL, peasant.” 📉
Bankers vs. Stablecoin Yield: The Battle of the Century (Or Just Another Tuesday) 🏦💥
Meanwhile, banks-those paragons of fairness-are clutching their pearls over stablecoin yields. “3%-4% rewards?! Unthinkable!” they wail, as if their own 0.01% checking account rates weren’t an insult to basic arithmetic. Their argument? Stablecoins threaten “community banks.” Translation: “How dare peasants earn more than our executives’ coffee budget?” ☕
Enter Tyler Winklevoss, crypto’s resident Titan, who-along with 125+ other companies-told Congress, “Nice try, banksters.”
“We are not going to let them (banks) get away with this. That’s why we signed onto this letter with 125+ other companies to defend the GENIUS Act as it is written.”

Final Thoughts (Or Just More Questions?) 🤔
- Congress: Still pretending crypto tax clarity is a thing. Spoiler: It’s not. 🎭
- Banks: Still terrified you might earn more than their vaults collect in dust. 💸
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