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US Senator Cynthia Lummis has highlighted how the Federal Reserve's introduction of 'skinny' accounts could serve as a critical solution to the crypto debanking crisis. The proposal aims to address the persistent challenges faced by cryptocurrency businesses in accessing traditional banking services, a bottleneck that has long hindered mainstream adoption. By expanding account accessibility through lighter regulatory requirements, such accounts could facilitate better integration between traditional finance and digital asset ecosystems, potentially reshaping the landscape for crypto enterprises seeking financial services.
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Wait, the Federal Reserve has taken action? I believe this wave, but I trust even more that the next bear market will come faster.
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From now on, everyone can store coins openly and legitimately. The retail investors can finally save their assets for easy profit-taking.
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I've heard "light regulation" many times, but in the end, it either turns into "zero regulation" and runs away, or becomes "heavy regulation" and leads to liquidation.
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Wow, Ms. Lummis really cares for us this time, feels more attentive than the project teams.