FDIC Releases Documents That Probe Banks’ Crypto-Business Plans
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. released a trove of documents related to its supervision of US banks that were providing services to the cryptocurrency industry or considering doing so, providing a glimpse into some of the regulator’s oversight priorities over the past few years.
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