U.S. banks now [can] (https://occ.gov/news-issuances/news-releases/2025/nr-occ-2025-16.html) act as validators, as well as conduct payments in stablecoins and hold cryptocurrencies**.
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US banks can now act as validators, as well as make payments in stablecoins and engage in the storage of cryptocurrencies
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U.S. lawmakers are planning to introduce liability for rug pull – fraudulent schemes in the crypto industry, in which developers withdraw liquidity from the project and leave the project behind
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- U.S. lawmakers are planning to introduce liability for rug pull – fraudulent schemes in the crypto industry, in which developers withdraw liquidity from the project and leave the project behind
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