Is the 'legitimate entry into the blockchain' of the Beautiful Country's bank a complete loosening of regulations?
The latest guidelines from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) of the Beautiful Country directly state:
✔ Banks can legally custody crypto assets
✔ Can hold reserves for stablecoin issuers
✔ Can participate in blockchain networks for payment processing
This means: Traditional banks have officially obtained the 'ticket to on-chain finance', fully intervening in the crypto economic system from custody to clearing.
🏦 Cross-border payments no longer rely on SWIFT, the role of intermediaries is weakened
🪙 The underlying trust of stablecoins shifts to banks rather than on-chain protocols
⛓ Banks vs. on-chain protocols, a new financial war has already begun
Cardano founder Hoskinson even stated: "If the Beautiful Country fully embraces blockchain, 50 countries worldwide will follow suit."
Do you believe it? Is it global resonance, or big power division?
This is not only a technological upgrade, but a fundamental change in regulatory attitude. If the Hua Country does not follow soon, in the next round of financial order reshaping, there may be no place for us on-chain.
The ultimate collision between traditional finance and decentralization has quietly begun.
