FDIC Letters to Banks About Cryptocurrency Alleged to Show Government Interference
WASHINGTON — Copies of letters released Friday by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are being interpreted by the cryptocurrency industry to mean the bank regulator was trying to interfere with development of the market. The FDIC sent the letters to the nation’s banks in 2022 telling them to pause the development of certain crypto products and services. The letters were…
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