【Crypto World】The US banking industry is launching a new challenge against the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). What is the core issue? The OCC has conditionally approved five cryptocurrency companies, including Ripple and Fidelity, to obtain national trust charters.
The American Bankers Association and the Independent Community Bankers of America see this as a major problem. The reason is straightforward: double standards. These approved crypto companies can receive federal priority but are not required to have Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) insurance coverage or adhere to traditional bank capital adequacy standards.
As a result, consumers may become confused—unable to distinguish who is truly protected and who is just pretending to be trustworthy while actually engaging in risky practices. Even more dangerously, the stability of the market could face hidden risks. Once any turbulence occurs, the entire system could be affected.
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GasWaster
· 16h ago
Playing by double standards so smoothly—traditional banks are tightly restricted, while crypto companies get exemptions?
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NFTFreezer
· 12-13 14:08
Isn't this just the old trick? Traditional banks are afraid of losing their jobs.
Double standards? That's funny. They've been playing the financial game for decades and still have the nerve to talk.
Crypto companies are here to shake things up. They're getting desperate.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 12-13 14:04
Traditional banks are just here crying, afraid of what? If you have the ability, just compete with the cryptos.
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StealthMoon
· 12-13 14:01
Double standards? The banks are panicking, afraid that crypto companies will steal their business.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 12-13 13:52
Here we go again with this? Traditional banks are scared. They say double standards, but actually they're just afraid of being challenged.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 12-13 13:48
Is this coming again? Traditional banks are still wary of shadows, what are they afraid of?
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So only you are allowed to monopolize, and we can't get licenses?
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Double standards? Wake up, they’ve never been single-minded.
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Consumers are confused 🙃; it sounds nice, but really they’re just afraid the cake will be divided.
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Wait, isn’t this logic reversed? Without FDIC insurance, it’s actually more transparent.
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This move by the banking industry is a bit brilliant; they mess up and then blame crypto.
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I just want to know, who is really concerned about market stability? Stop making things up.
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ContractCollector
· 12-13 13:43
Double standards? Traditional finance just wants to monopolize, plain and simple, they're afraid of being wiped out.
U.S. banking industry opposes OCC's approval of crypto company trust licenses: concerns over double standards and market stability
【Crypto World】The US banking industry is launching a new challenge against the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). What is the core issue? The OCC has conditionally approved five cryptocurrency companies, including Ripple and Fidelity, to obtain national trust charters.
The American Bankers Association and the Independent Community Bankers of America see this as a major problem. The reason is straightforward: double standards. These approved crypto companies can receive federal priority but are not required to have Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) insurance coverage or adhere to traditional bank capital adequacy standards.
As a result, consumers may become confused—unable to distinguish who is truly protected and who is just pretending to be trustworthy while actually engaging in risky practices. Even more dangerously, the stability of the market could face hidden risks. Once any turbulence occurs, the entire system could be affected.