#银行接入加密服务 I just saw that the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency confirmed that banks can engage in encryption asset transactions. What does this mean? 🤔 In simple terms, it means that banks can now officially act as middlemen to help customers with encryption transactions, right? It feels like a big signal - the distance between TradFi and the encryption world seems to have narrowed again.

I used to think that banks and the crypto world were two completely different realms, but now I realize that banks do not hold encryption assets; instead, they act like middlemen to facilitate transactions, which seems to control risk as well. The key question is—if banks start to integrate encryption services, does that mean we ordinary people will be able to access encryption assets more conveniently through our bank accounts in the future? Will the fees be more transparent and the processes more standardized?

I am still a bit confused at the moment, but I feel that this is definitely good news for the compliant development of the entire industry. I want to ask everyone, does this mean that the recognition of encryption assets in TradFi is gradually increasing? 😊