The Federal Reserve greenlights: banks can now back Bitcoin in the U.S.

In a historic move that could redefine the financial future, the U.S. Federal Reserve has removed key restrictions that limited banks' participation in the crypto ecosystem. By revoking two supervisory letters issued in 2022 and 2023, the FED has opened the door for traditional banking institutions to interact directly with $BTC and other digital assets, without the regulatory hurdles that previously hindered their adoption. This decision marks a turning point: traditional banking is no longer watching from the sidelines, it is now officially entering the crypto game.

From now on, cryptocurrency transactions will be part of the FED's regular banking oversight, suggesting a radical shift towards the normalization and acceptance of the sector. For traders and investors, this not only represents greater legitimacy but also a likely increase in liquidity, institutional adoption, and market stability. In an environment where every regulatory decision can move millions, this measure could be the catalyst that takes Bitcoin and the crypto ecosystem into a new era of massive growth.

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