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As U.S Greenlights Banks to Hold Crypto, Is XRP on the Cusp of Highly Benefiting From This?
The news that U.S. Banks are now allowed to hold cryptocurrency has caused a ‘ripple effect’ in the industry. Announced by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), headed by former Coinbase executive Brian Brooks, the news marks a new development in the industry, where crypto custody was once towered by the likes […] дальше »
2020-7-24 21:53 | |
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Blockchain Bites: OCC’s Crypto Letter, Eth 2.0’s ‘Official’ Testnet and Dinwiddie’s Tokenized Airball
Visa said crypto is part of "the future of money," members of the U.S. Senate think the dollar should go digital and OCC will allow banks to custody crypto. дальше »
2020-7-24 19:05 | |
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Banks Can Now Hold Bitcoin, Here’s Why It’s ‘Insanely Bullish’
As we reported yesterday, a leading banking regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), has officially declared in a letter that national banks can from now provide crypto custody services. дальше »
2020-7-23 15:28 | |
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U.S. Banks Can Now Offer Bitcoin Custody to Institutional Investors
Banks are allowed to serve as Bitcoin custodians, according to the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). Though the OCC’s advice is addressed to a specific bank,... дальше »
2020-7-23 11:46 | |
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US Regulator, OCC, Authorizes National Banks and Federal Saving Institutions as Crypto Custodians
U.S. regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC), allows federal banks and national savings institutions to officially custody cryptocurrencies for their customers. The statement released on July 22, confirms that any national bank or savings facility can now hold on to unique cryptographic keys of cryptocurrencies in their vaults pertaining to custody services. […] дальше »
2020-7-22 21:40 | |
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