Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon says he supports the U.S. crypto market structure bill known as the CLARITY Act, even as parts of the banking industry express reservations about specific stablecoin provisions. Multiple outlets report that Solomon frames the legislation as a way to create a clearer, more stable regulatory framework for crypto. Cointelegraph describes his stance as supportive despite recognizing the bill is “not perfect,” suggesting ongoing concerns remain even with his endorsement. The reporting also indicates his position differs from other prominent banking voices and industry groups. CoinDesk notes that Solomon’s support breaks with other major bank leaders who oppose key stablecoin elements of the bill. Decrypt adds that the endorsement would mark a split with executives such as JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and with banking trade groups. Those opponents warn that certain stablecoin-related yield features could encourage flows away from traditional banks, potentially pulling deposits toward crypto-linked products. The sources describe that a legislative vote is expected soon, with Solomon’s backing occurring amid ongoing debate over how stablecoins should be regulated within the broader market-structure framework.