[Chain News] I heard that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in the United States has recently made changes to capital rules. This time, the key provision related to U.S. Treasury bonds has been relaxed, which is quite a significant easing for banks. Such adjustments often impact the liquidity of the entire financial system, including traditional banks looking to venture into the encryption business. Subtle changes in regulatory attitudes may bring new imaginative space to the industry.
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PessimisticOracle
· 11-27 15:41
Uh, are they loosening restrictions again? We've seen this trap several times, and in the end, it's still Be Played for Suckers.
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OnchainHolmes
· 11-27 09:56
Banking regulation has loosened, and TradFi is also starting to reach out to web3, which is quite interesting.
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TradingNightmare
· 11-25 15:58
The banks are getting creative again, this time loosening restrictions on government bonds? Alright, anyway, the boundaries between TradFi and crypto are becoming increasingly blurred.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 11-25 15:46
The banks are playing tricks again. Is it just a matter of relaxing the rules on government bonds? It seems like it's to make room for TradFi, while we in web3 still have to awkwardly be stuck in the middle.
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bridge_anxiety
· 11-25 15:42
The banks are about to loosen restrictions, has TradFi finally started to go downhill? As soon as the rules on government bonds are relaxed, funds become active, and now those in encryption are going to pop the champagne again.
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GasFeeSobber
· 11-25 15:37
Another trap like this? The bank relaxes the rules on national bonds and immediately wants to get into encryption, right? It's the same old routine.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has relaxed capital rules related to government bonds, signaling a loosening of bank regulations.
[Chain News] I heard that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in the United States has recently made changes to capital rules. This time, the key provision related to U.S. Treasury bonds has been relaxed, which is quite a significant easing for banks. Such adjustments often impact the liquidity of the entire financial system, including traditional banks looking to venture into the encryption business. Subtle changes in regulatory attitudes may bring new imaginative space to the industry.