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Consumer protection agency CASE unveils six-figure advertising effort to urge senators to seal stablecoin loophole ahead of White House meeting with crypto executives.  This week, a consumer watchdog group initiated a six-figure advertising campaign. The message of CASE for America has a U.S. senator in mind. The group seeks increased regulation of stablecoins ahead of critical policy discussions.   As per CASE for America on X, the campaign was suspended three days before key talks. Leaders in the cryptocurrency space will meet with the Independent Community Bankers of America at the White House. That meeting is dated Feb,2, 2026. CASE Launches Six-Figure Digital Ad Campaign to Close the Stablecoin Loopholehttps://t.co/91ds6LB5Of — CASE (@CASE_forAmerica) January 30, 2026 Source: CASE_forAmerica Campaign Pressures Lawmakers Ahead of White House Talks The advertisements encourage senators to promote community banks. CASE desires Congress to seal the stablecoin loophole. The timing, as Eleanor Terrett tweeted on X, seems strategic. The campaign was introduced just before the discussions of yield on stablecoins started.   🚨NEW: Three days before @ICBA is set to meet with crypto leaders at the White House to begin hashing out differences over stablecoin yield, a new ad campaign from consumer watchdog @CASE_forAmerica has dropped urging senators to side with the community banks and “close the… https://t.co/8naVvGROUl — Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) January 30, 2026 Source: EleanorTerrett  According to CASE, the existing regulations benefit big crypto companies. The team asserts that local lenders will be endangered by stablecoins. Community banks are used to serve farmers and small businesses in the country. The advertisements position stablecoins as a threat to Main Street.   The claims of CASE are supported by Treasury Department estimates. Stablecoins might suck away $6 trillion of conventional banking. That would be detrimental to community banks. Small business lending might be severely challenged.   You might also like:…

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