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The U.S. Federal Reserve has officially rolled back key rules that once restricted how banks engage with cryptocurrencies and dollar-backed tokens. The move marks a significant step toward easing regulatory pressure and signals growing openness to digital asset innovation within the U.S. banking system.
Why Is the Federal Reserve Pulling Back Its Crypto Rules?
The FED has withdrawn its 2022 guidlines that required state-chartered banks to notify the Board before offering crypto-related services. Under the new direction, banks no longer need to send advance notices. Instead, the Fed will oversee crypto activities through its usual supervisory processes—just like any other banking service.
Stablecoin Restrictions Loosened
The central bank also rescinded its 2023 nonobjection letter process for banks planning to engage in dollar token activities, such as issuing or dealing in
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