Letters released Friday tied to a court case between Coinbase and the FDIC show that the regulator asked banks to pause ...

FDIC Letters Reveal Banks Told to Pause Crypto Activity Until Review: What's Really Behind the Delay in services to firms ...

The disclosure follows a judge’s order compelling the FDIC to release less-redacted versions of supervisory "pause letters" ...

The FDIC told banks to stop working with crypto firms like Coinbase. This raises fears that crypto will be cut off from ...

XRP supporter and pro-crypto lawyer John Deaton says he wants to help the incoming Trump Administration investigate ...

Coinbase's chief legal officer Paul Grewal says that unredacted letters show that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ...

Coinbase has revealed almost entirely unredacted letters from the FDIC to member banks that showed how it asked the member banks to not engage in some Bitcoin and crypto-related activities.

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 ...

Deaton contends some regulatory actions appear driven by political agendas rather than grounded in sound policy, echoing ...

Coinbase has disclosed new letters from the FDIC urging banks to pause crypto-related activities, citing regulatory uncertainties.

A U.S. bank regulator told banks to pause dabbling directly in crypto in 2022 and 2023, but did not order them to stop ...