According to ChainCatcher, major banks in the United States are having internal discussions about expanding their cryptocurrency business, initially taking a cautious approach. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has criticized cryptocurrencies but stated that the bank will allow customers to purchase them. Bank of America is considering issuing stablecoins, and Morgan Stanley is exploring adding cryptocurrencies to electronic trading platforms. Industry executives point out that banks are looking forward to clearer anti-money laundering regulatory guidance, with most institutions planning to enter custody services by partnering with existing crypto companies. Recent policy shifts from the Trump administration have paved the way for banks to participate in activities such as crypto custody and stablecoins, but banking regulators have yet to join the working group led by new crypto czar David Sacks.