Category: Code Compliance
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Crypto Exchange Regulation 2025 Licenses and Compliance
The source presents a guide on licensing and compliance for crypto exchanges in 2025, indicating a focus on regulatory preparedness for industry participants.
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Fidelity and Canary Capital expand regulated Solana access with SOL ETFs
Fidelity and Canary Capital are expanding regulated access to Solana through SOL ETFs, increasing institutional investment options and enhancing market legitimacy for alternative cryptocurrencies.
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OCC affirms banks hold cryptocurrency reserves for network fees
The OCC ruling enables banks to legally hold cryptocurrencies for operational purposes, signaling regulatory acceptance and potentially increasing institutional crypto integration.
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US OCC permits banks to hold cryptocurrency reserves for blockchain fees
The US Office of the Comptroller of Currency now allows banks to hold cryptocurrency reserves specifically for facilitating blockchain transaction fees and settlements.
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Regulator confirms US banks can handle gas fees with cryptocurrency holdings
US banks can now use cryptocurrency holdings to cover transaction fees, reducing operational costs and increasing utility of digital assets in traditional finance.
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Treasury Department allows banks to hold cryptocurrency on balance sheets
This regulatory clarification enables traditional financial institutions to hold digital assets, potentially increasing institutional crypto adoption and bridging banking with blockchain technology.
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US Banks Authorized To Hold Cryptocurrencies For Blockchain Transaction Fees
The OCC ruling enables US banks to provide crypto custody services for blockchain transaction fees, expanding their role in digital asset infrastructure and regulatory acceptance.
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OCC allows banks to hold cryptocurrencies for blockchain fee payments
The OCC ruling enables banks to hold cryptocurrencies for blockchain transaction fees, signaling regulatory acceptance and expanding institutional crypto integration in financial services.
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US banking regulator allows banks to hold cryptocurrency for network fees
This regulatory shift enables banks to directly participate in crypto networks, reducing third-party dependencies and signaling growing institutional acceptance of blockchain infrastructure.
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U.S. regulator OCC clarifies how banks can handle network gas fees
The OCC’s clarification enables U.S. banks to legally engage with blockchain networks by processing gas fees, advancing institutional crypto integration and regulatory compliance.
