Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell confirmed that banks can now serve crypto customers
For crypto enthusiasts, this is a step in the right direction. It’s like having the green light to go ahead. Knowing that traditional banks are now in a position to securely hold and manage digital assets. As Powell’s statement emphasizes, banks simply need to manage the risks associated with crypto. A sentiment that aligns with the SEC’s recent action.
This development could lead to more banks offering crypto-related services. From holding Bitcoin to facilitate transactions. The tide is turning. And crypto might not be as much of a “wild west” as it once seemed.
Norway’s Central Bank revealed that its sovereign wealth fund holds $500 million worth of shares in MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. This investment reflects the country’s growing interest in cryptocurrency exposure through established companies with significant Bitcoin holdings.
The move highlights a shift in institutional investment strategies, as traditional financial entities explore the crypto space through companies like MicroStrategy.
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Jerome Powell’s last question today was about crypto… KEY QUOTES: “Banks are perfectly able to serve crypto customers.” “We’re not against innovation.” “That (crypto regulation) would be a constructive thing for congress to do.” Thoughts?
JUST IN: 🇳🇴 Norway’s Central Bank’s fund reveals owning $500 million of MicroStrategy shares.
