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by: xpoolPosted on: August 16, 2025

Federal Reserve Drops Crypto Scrutiny for Banks

The U.S. Federal Reserve has ended its Novel Activities Supervision Program, putting an end to enhanced scrutiny of banks’ cryptocurrency activities. Starting August 2025, banks will once again be subject to standard banking regulations regarding digital asset services.

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