FDIC blasts US agencies’ closed-off regulatory approach
FDIC Vice Chair Travis Hill blasted his agency and the SEC for their approach to digital assets, leaving no room for positive engagements.
FDIC Vice Chair Travis Hill blasted his agency and the SEC for their approach to digital assets, leaving no room for positive engagements.
In addressing risks posed by digital assets, the FDIC is urged to set up timeframes to strategically assess threat and asset-related activities, as well as update and clarify the supervisory feedback.
The FDIC’s annual Risk Review for 2023 is the first to be published since the banking chaos of March 2023, which saw the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
OKCoin exchange has claimed in at least three separate instances that its customers enjoy insurance protection, which the FDIC wants to cease immediately.
The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau advises the public to be cautious in storing funds on payment platforms, stressing that the FDIC may not always insure transactions done under these apps.
Republican Congressman Tom Emmer wrote a letter to the Chairman of the FDIC, Mark Gruenberg, voicing his concerns about the organization’s role in the closures of tech-friendly banks.
As we watch the Federal Reserve, FDIC and other agencies reassure the world that “everything is fine,” we also have to deal with the nauseating cacophony of small blockers pretending to be excited about global collapse because “Bitcoin fixes this.”
Silvergate has been living on borrowed time since it failed to file its latest financial report with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission by the already extended deadline.
The FDIC issued a cease and desist letter to CEX.IO demanding that it removes all references to FDIC insurance as the agency doesn’t cover digital assets.
Four U.S. officials urged Congress to heighten its regulatory approach toward the digital asset industry by laying out specific recommendations, including expanding the executive branch's power.
In legally ambiguous and vague language, Gemini repeatedly told its customers that funds were FDIC-insured, giving them false hope that their money was safe.
The two joined the FDIC in issuing a statement saying 2022’s events exposed the vulnerabilities of the sector, urging banks to keep digital currencies at arm’s length.