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Custodia Bank Loses Case For Rehearing Over Fed Master Account – Details

Custodia Bank has lost its request for a full court rehearing in its legal battle to obtain a Federal Reserve master account. The US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit upheld an earlier ruling, with a 7-3 vote, affirming the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's (FRBKC) authority to deny such applications. This decision reinforces the Fed's discretion in granting master accounts, which provide direct access to its payment system. Custodia, a crypto bank, had argued the denial was unlawful. The bank's options now include appealing to the US Supreme Court or applying for a special limited master account similar to the one granted to Kraken.

bitcoinist03/15 04:01

Custodia Bank Loses Case For Rehearing Over Fed Master Account – Details

bitcoinist03/15 04:01

Crypto Bank Anchorage Digital Targets $400M Funding Ahead Of IPO

Anchorage Digital, a federally chartered crypto bank, is seeking to raise $200–$400 million in new funding as it prepares for a potential public listing. This move aims to strengthen its business and position it among the few regulated crypto-native companies to go public. The firm, last valued at over $3 billion, leverages its federal charter to offer custody services perceived as safer for institutional clients. Anchorage is also expanding its stablecoin offerings and exploring new partnerships to broaden its product suite. Market observers note growing institutional demand for regulated crypto services, with a possible IPO as early as next year. The successful funding and listing would signal confidence in crypto firms with bank-style oversight.

bitcoinist01/18 14:01

Crypto Bank Anchorage Digital Targets $400M Funding Ahead Of IPO

bitcoinist01/18 14:01

The Trump Family's Crypto Banking Dream: A New Experiment in Power and Capital

Trump's family is pursuing a national trust bank charter instead of meme coins or NFTs, aiming to become part of the financial system itself. If approved by the OCC, their entity, WLTC, would gain direct access to national payment systems and a rare license to provide crypto custody services—a high-demand, tightly regulated market. The permanent, transferable banking charter is a lasting institutional asset, unlike temporary political influence. The move aligns with favorable 2025 legislation, partly influenced by millions in crypto industry donations to Trump’s camp. While benefiting the whole industry, Trump’s family also gains privately through WLFI, which takes 75% of profits—creating a closed loop where political power directly enables private profit. The approval process relies on regulatory discretion, allowing political influence to shape outcomes without overt rule-breaking. WLTC’s potential approval could disrupt the institutional crypto custody market, currently valued in the hundreds of billions, by leveraging its federal bank status to attract risk-averse institutional clients. It may also challenge the USDT-USDC duopoly in stablecoins by offering integrated issuance, custody, and exchange services under one roof. This model prioritizes regulatory arbitrage and political connections over innovation, potentially reshaping competition in crypto around privilege and access rather than market efficiency. The case illustrates a new era of seamless power-capital integration, where policy-making and business operations occur simultaneously, raising both efficiency and corruption risks.

marsbit01/14 05:03

The Trump Family's Crypto Banking Dream: A New Experiment in Power and Capital

marsbit01/14 05:03

Farewell to the 'Correspondent Bank' Era? Five Crypto Institutions Get the Key to Direct Access to the Fed's Payment System

The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has conditionally approved five digital asset firms—Ripple, Circle, Paxos, BitGo, and Fidelity Digital Assets—to become federally chartered national trust banks. This marks a significant shift, integrating crypto businesses directly into the federal banking regulatory framework and reducing their historical reliance on intermediary banks. These institutions, now operating under federal oversight, gain regulatory uniformity and nationwide operational rights but are prohibited from taking FDIC-insured deposits or issuing loans. A key advantage is eligibility to apply for direct access to the Federal Reserve’s payment systems (like Fedwire), which could lower transaction costs by 30–50%, enhance settlement efficiency, and mitigate "debanking" risks. This move, enabled by the 2025 GENIUS Act under the Trump administration, reflects a strategic pivot toward recognizing stablecoins as extensions of the dollar system and reinforces requirements for 100% reserve backing and asset segregation. However, traditional banking groups (like BPI) oppose the decision, citing regulatory arbitrage and systemic risks. Final access to Fed accounts remains subject to approval, representing the next phase of industry-regulator negotiation.

Odaily星球日报12/18 03:50

Farewell to the 'Correspondent Bank' Era? Five Crypto Institutions Get the Key to Direct Access to the Fed's Payment System

Odaily星球日报12/18 03:50

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