Odaily News According to blockchain regulatory advisors, the pressure for the de-banking of crypto assets may continue until January 2026, when Trump will have the authority to appoint new members to The Federal Reserve Board of Governors. Caitlin Long, founder and CEO of Custodia Bank, pointed out that The Federal Reserve (FED) is currently still controlled by the Democrats and is reviewing two crypto-friendly banks, with a large number of examiners having entered these banks, putting pressure on their operations.
In addition, although the OCC and FDIC in the United States may overturn previous anti-encryption policies, the Federal Reserve’s position remains unchanged, and the crypto industry may still face regulatory resistance in the future. (Cointelegraph)
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QueenOfHearts
· 03-23 00:15
The cryptocurrency industry will face de-banking pressures until 2026, with Trump expected to appoint a new member to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors during this period. The founder of Custodia Bank pointed out that the Federal Reserve, controlled by the Democrats, is reviewing pro-crypto banks, increasing regulatory pressure. Although other institutions may change their policies, the Federal Reserve's attitude may continue to face resistance, raising concerns about the prospects of the crypto industry.
Viewpoint: Crypto de-banking may continue until January 2026
Odaily News According to blockchain regulatory advisors, the pressure for the de-banking of crypto assets may continue until January 2026, when Trump will have the authority to appoint new members to The Federal Reserve Board of Governors. Caitlin Long, founder and CEO of Custodia Bank, pointed out that The Federal Reserve (FED) is currently still controlled by the Democrats and is reviewing two crypto-friendly banks, with a large number of examiners having entered these banks, putting pressure on their operations. In addition, although the OCC and FDIC in the United States may overturn previous anti-encryption policies, the Federal Reserve’s position remains unchanged, and the crypto industry may still face regulatory resistance in the future. (Cointelegraph)