Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure The US Federal Reserve said on April 24 that it has lifted requirements that banks provide advance notice before getting involved in cryptocurrency businesses. This is a full about-face from the cautious policy regulators had taken previously with digital assets. Banks can […]
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The Federal Reserve removed outdated crypto banking restrictions, paving the way for innovation, broader access, and mainstream digital asset adoption. Crypto Banking Unleashed: Fed Joins Regulators in Crushing Old Guard Restrictions The Federal Reserve Board announced Thursday that it has withdrawn previous supervisory guidance related to banks’ crypto-asset and dollar token activities, a move intended
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The US Federal Reserve confirmed that it rescinded earlier directives concerning banks’ involvement with crypto and dollar tokens, according to an April 24 statement. One significant change involves the 2022 supervisory letter, which required banks to notify regulators before engaging in any crypto activities. Going forward, banks will no longer need to provide advance notification.
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The Easter weekend offered little respite for markets, and no trade deals were announced. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump published a “non-tariff cheating” list, stating that those who criticize tariffs are “bad at business.” The notable drop in consumer sentiment and a surge in household inflation expectations are indicative of the turbulent economic weather that
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Powell warned Wednesday, Apr. 16 of a stagflationary situation ahead with “higher inflation and slower growth.” He said the scenario would be “challenging” for the central bank to make policy decisions. The Fed chair said there would be tension between the central bank’s twin mandates from Congress: maximum productive employment with minimum consumer price inflation.
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Crypto investor and entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano has spoken out against former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent threat to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, warning that such a move would undermine the institutional independence of the Fed and set a dangerous precedent. In a video posted to X on April 18, Pompliano cautioned against politicizing
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Crypto is charging into the mainstream as the Federal Reserve signals a dramatic shift, hinting at looser oversight and faster institutional adoption of digital assets nationwide. Fed Chair Powell Teases Softer Crypto Stance U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spoke at the Economic Club of Chicago on Wednesday, highlighting forthcoming changes in financial oversight, particularly
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Just five days ago, the likelihood of a quarter-point rate cut was higher, but with fewer than 20 days remaining until the U.S. central bank’s next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, those odds have diminished. In Five Days, Fed Rate Cut Odds Have Declined Massively While a rate cut seems unlikely at the May
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U.S. President Donald Trump takes issue with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, asserting the central bank leader is “always too late and wrong.” Trump insists Powell should cut the federal funds rate immediately, declaring that his “termination cannot come fast enough.” Fed Showdown: Trump Calls for Powell’s Exit Over Delayed Moves During a week rattled
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