【Chain Wen】The Federal Reserve recently took a major step—announcing the withdrawal of a guidance issued in 2023. This directive was once considered a “tightening” measure, directly blocking uninsured banks from entering the Federal Reserve system and engaging in crypto-related activities.
Insiders know that the rejection of Custodia Bank’s main account application was rooted in this guidance. Now, the Federal Reserve has changed its stance, and this barrier may be lifted. For banks and institutions seeking to participate in cryptocurrency activities in a compliant manner, this is undoubtedly a turning point. The shift in policy direction often signals a reshuffling of the industry ecosystem.
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PermabullPete
· 12-20 23:09
Finally, it's finally happening. The Federal Reserve has really come to a conclusion this time. Banks without insurance directly entering the Federal Reserve system for encryption is basically a green light. The previous ban was truly ridiculous.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 12-19 12:50
Wow, it's finally here. Is the Fed really going to loosen up this time? They were so strict with banks before, and now suddenly they’re turning around... But on the other hand, does this actually benefit us retail investors in any way?
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UncleWhale
· 12-17 23:53
Bro, you should have canceled it long ago. Why did you block it for so long?
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12-17 23:49
Laughing out loud, the Federal Reserve's move is truly a "regret move." It was previously "forbidden to play," but now it's changed to "welcome to enter," and the retail investors will have to start figuring out who will be the bagholders again.
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ContractBugHunter
· 12-17 23:30
Wow, did the Federal Reserve really change its stance? Now uninsured banks might have a chance, and the path to compliance has finally been paved...
Federal Reserve Policy Reversal: Repealing Crypto Bank Ban, Uninsured Banks May Face New Opportunities
【Chain Wen】The Federal Reserve recently took a major step—announcing the withdrawal of a guidance issued in 2023. This directive was once considered a “tightening” measure, directly blocking uninsured banks from entering the Federal Reserve system and engaging in crypto-related activities.
Insiders know that the rejection of Custodia Bank’s main account application was rooted in this guidance. Now, the Federal Reserve has changed its stance, and this barrier may be lifted. For banks and institutions seeking to participate in cryptocurrency activities in a compliant manner, this is undoubtedly a turning point. The shift in policy direction often signals a reshuffling of the industry ecosystem.