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Yueqi Yang @ The Information · 12/22/2025 20:00 EDT

Crypto’s Banking Woes Are Not Over

The crypto world has gotten some early Christmas presents. The Securities and Exchange Commission has dismissed some Biden-era lawsuits, and the industry has helped push through landmark stablecoin legislation. Crypto companies have also made strides on a lingering problem: access to the mainstream financial system. But that is still a bottleneck for the industry.First, the wins. This month, Circle and Ripple were among five crypto firms that won national trust charters from a federal banking regulator. Tex

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