
Acting FDIC Chairman Travis Hill has outlined his priorities for the agency, emphasizing a focus on digital assets and financial innovation. This statement comes amid growing discussions in Congress about the future of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Senator Cynthia Lummis expressed optimism regarding Bitcoin's prospects in the U.S., stating that 'the future for Bitcoin and digital assets in America has never been brighter.' Lummis's comments were echoed by other industry leaders, who believe that America's embrace of digital currencies is just beginning. Additionally, the Digital Chamber of Commerce is actively engaging with over 50 members of Congress to educate them on blockchain technology and digital assets, aiming to ensure that policymakers understand the potential of these innovations. The discussions highlight a broader commitment to fostering a regulatory environment that supports the growth of digital currencies and financial technologies.
NEW: Chairman @RepFrenchHill applauds Acting @FDICgov Chair Travis Hill for echoing similar priorities for the American banking system. Read more 🔗 https://t.co/bv0wnV06MA
🏛️Day in progress: Engaging with Members of Congress on the future of digital assets. Guiding them through blockchain innovation & policy. More key meetings ahead! #BlockchainPolicy Huge Thanks to @SarahEMcBride, @LatimerforNY, 'Coach' @TTuberville, @GoldmanCraig, and all for… https://t.co/QZcb0b3pEJ
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