Custodia Bank CEO: "Trump administration still hasn't resolved relationship between virtual assets and banks"
Summary
- Caitlin Long, CEO of Custodia Bank, reported that the Trump administration has failed to present a clear policy on virtual assets.
- CEO Long urged improvement in the banking industry's negative attitude toward virtual assets and emphasized the need to appoint a new FDIC chairperson.
- Despite perceptions of regulatory easing under the Trump administration, she revealed that there has been no substantial change for the virtual asset industry.
Some critical opinions have been raised regarding the Donald Trump administration's virtual asset (cryptocurrency) policy.
According to cryptocurrency specialist media Cointelegraph on the 2nd, Caitlin Long, CEO of Custodia Bank, attended ETHDenver on the 28th and pointed out that "contrary to the perception that regulations toward the virtual asset industry were relaxed under President Trump's administration, the Trump administration is still not proposing anything."
In particular, CEO Long urged improvement in the banking industry, which has shown a negative attitude toward virtual assets so far. She argued that "none of the federal banking agencies have reversed their anti-virtual asset guidance" and claimed that "a new chairperson to lead the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) should be appointed urgently."
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