[Stanley]

FDIC to review rule that may shape banks’ crypto relationships




An FDIC meeting will follow up on acting chair Travis Hill’s statements that he would support Trump’s executive order targeting “politicized or unlawful debanking activities.”



https://cointelegraph.com/news/fdic-vote...er_inbound

[Vectura]

That could be a big moment for U.S. crypto policy. A rule change like that might finally clarify how banks can safely work with crypto companies.

[Aeowulf]

More deregulation. I'm here for it.

[Fish]

That could be a big moment for U.S. crypto policy. A rule change like that might finally clarify how banks can safely work with crypto companies.

If this goes through, this can cause massive change

[Mewtwo]

That could be a big moment for U.S. crypto policy. A rule change like that might finally clarify how banks can safely work with crypto companies.

Some banks are still anti crypto, especially Bank of America, Santander, Barclays etc. They'll either close your bank account, or decline your transaction. More likely close your bank account and give you NO reason as to why.

[B3A]

This will happen , now or later its not something that cannnot happen.

[DAL-SHA]

FDIC poking around crypto rules means banks might get clearer paths or tighter chains—either way, this could reshape how seriously crypto and banks mix here.✌✌✌