Acting FDIC Chairman Travis Hill stated that the FDIC is reevaluating its crypto supervision and released documents showing past communications discouraging banks from crypto ties

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Acting FDIC Chairman Travis Hill stated that the FDIC is reevaluating its crypto supervision and released documents showing past communications discouraging banks from crypto ties

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10:00pm, Monday, February 5, 2001

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Travis Hill, the acting FDIC chairman tapped by President Donald Trump, has thrown open more of the agency's past documents and said the U.S. banking regulator will be reconsidering its previous crypto guidance that deliberately kept banks an arm's length away from what had been seen as the unregulated volatility of crypto
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is reevaluating its crypto supervision, according to Acting Chairman Travis Hill, and it's released documents in the meantime to further reveal its past communications with U.S. banks that discouraged crypto ties

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