2026-01-02 05:24:44

Mainstream American banks are opening up cryptocurrency trading functions. What does this reflect? Since 2024, the policy environment in the United States has shown a clear shift towards a friendly attitude towards digital assets. Regulatory guidance has gradually shifted from strict regulation to openness, and banks are following suit — not only allowing customers to trade cryptocurrencies, but also rolling out more institutional-level applications. Industry insiders believe that the US is vying for the position of the global center of the cryptocurrency industry, and in the coming years, it is expected to become a core hub for Web3 and digital asset innovation. What does this window of opportunity mean for the entire industry? It is worth continuous observation.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-05 04:54

Wow, it's really happening now. Even American banks are starting to get involved in crypto. What does that mean? It just shows that money is speaking.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-05 04:52

It should have been like this all along. The US only panicked after seeing Ethereum become popular in Europe.

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MEVvictim

· 01-04 02:15

The US move this time is really ruthless; all the big banks are getting involved, which shows we really need to take this seriously. --- Damn, finally waited for this day. The old anti-crypto dinosaurs who used to oppose it now have to bow their heads and behave. --- Window period? Bro, this is basically an open door, you better jump on the train quickly. --- Hold on, is the US turning so quickly for industry reasons or are they digging a trap again? It's a bit hard to see through. --- When banks follow suit, it means institutional funds are about to enter the market. The old-timers holding positions should be happy. --- Wake up, everyone. Isn't this just the prelude to bringing in retail investors to be cut? --- Really? I thought the Federal Reserve would cause some trouble again someday. --- Core battleground? The US's game plan is clear; they're just worried other countries can't keep up.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-02 05:54

It should have been like this all along. The US has finally realized that crypto should be embraced rather than suppressed, and now they're starting to compete for position.

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ShadowStaker

· 01-02 05:51

ngl, this "policy pivot" narrative feels a bit too convenient... let me see how validator attrition plays out when retail fomo crashes into institutional infrastructure 🤔

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ser_aped.eth

· 01-02 05:48

It should have been like this all along; the Federal Reserve has finally woken up.

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DegenTherapist

· 01-02 05:42

It should have been like this a long time ago. The US has finally woken up. The US is probably forced into this; if they don't keep up, they'll fall behind. With such strict regulation in the Motherland, ironically, the US is trying to take over territory. Waiting for more banks to follow suit; now retail investors can play openly and legitimately. The window period? It feels like it's already mid-term; many people have already gone all in. Institution-level applications are launching one after another, it really feels like the spring of the crypto world has arrived.

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AirdropFatigue

· 01-02 05:40

The US finally woke up; the previous strict regulations should have been discarded long ago.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-02 05:26

It should have been like this a long time ago. The US finally remembers that it can still make money from this wave.

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