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US Federal Reserve Announces Withdrawal of Guidance for Banks Concerning Crypto Activities
The Federal Reserve is taking a major step back from monitoring banks' crypto activities. In a new press release, the regulator says they are withdrawing four previous statements and letters regarding the Fed's expectations of banking crypto activities.
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The Federal Reserve said it was withdrawing documents stipulating that banks should seek advance approval before engaging in crypto activities.
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The Federal Reserve Board announced withdrawal of guidance for banks related to their crypto-asset and dollar token activities.
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