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Bank of America : Le secteur bancaire américain accélère vers une ère financière en ligne de plusieurs années
The latest research report released by Bank of America indicates that, against the backdrop of a significant shift in regulatory attitudes, the US banking industry is entering a multi-year "on-chain" transition phase. As the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Federal Reserve begin to establish clear regulatory frameworks for stablecoins and tokenized deposits, cryptocurrency policies are moving from discussion to implementation.
Led by analyst Ebrahim Poonawala, the research team stated that a recent series of regulatory approvals and rule proposals suggest that the US financial system is laying the institutional foundation for real-world assets and payments to go on-chain. Recently, the OCC conditionally approved five digital asset companies to obtain national trust bank licenses, seen as an important step towards the federal-level formal acceptance of stablecoin issuance and crypto asset custody. These activities must be conducted in the form of trust services and meet strict liquidity, compliance, and risk management requirements.