The American Bankers Association (ABA) latest survey shows that consumers generally support cautious regulation of stablecoins. If stablecoin yields pose a risk to bank loans and economic growth, 3 out of 1 respondents favor Congress restricting stablecoin yields. The survey was released as U.S. lawmakers debate cryptocurrency legislation, highlighting the banking industry's concern that stablecoin yields could lead to the loss of traditional bank deposits. ABA President Rob Nichols emphasized the need to create a "level playing field," meaning companies offering similar products to banks must adhere to similar rules. Despite the controversy, the survey indicates that the adoption rate of stablecoins remains very low, with 80% of respondents never having held a stablecoin.