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by: xpoolPosted on: August 17, 2025

Federal Reserve Terminates Novel Activities Supervision Program

The Federal Reserve has officially ended its Novel Activities Supervision Program, marking a significant shift in financial regulation for cryptocurrency and fintech businesses. The decision marks the return of traditional supervisory processes for these sectors, with implications for banks’ oversight and market dynamics.

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