U.S. banks are ramping up preparations to integrate cryptocurrency payments amid growing speculation of a potential Trump administration return. Financial institutions are exploring blockchain-based infrastructure, stablecoin partnerships, and digital asset custody solutions in anticipation of a more crypto-friendly regulatory environment. Industry insiders believe a second Trump term could bring reduced regulatory pressure and clearer frameworks for crypto adoption. This shift may enable mainstream banks to offer seamless crypto transactions, expand client services, and compete with fintech innovators. As political momentum builds, traditional banks are positioning themselves at the forefront of the evolving digital finance landscape.

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GateUser-df111ddevip
· 06-22 12:28
It's just a profit-taking; nobody is selling at 99,000, but a lot of people are selling at 102,000+, and you can even get the transaction fees reimbursed.
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Balajalvarivip
· 06-19 15:11
The SEC and INX are actively discussing regulatory frameworks for crypto assets, aiming to enhance investor protection and market transparency.
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