The Federal Reserve has indicated a more accommodating stance towards cryptocurrencies, with Chairman Jerome Powell stating that banks can serve crypto customers if they manage associated risks. This marks a notable shift in the Fed's approach, as Powell emphasized the need for clearer regulatory guidelines. Concurrently, the Senate Banking Committee has announced a pro-crypto agenda, which includes the establishment of a new Subcommittee on Digital Assets, led by Senator Cynthia Lummis. The agenda aims to create clearer rules for trading, custody, and stablecoins, while reducing obstacles posed by the SEC. This development reflects a broader trend in Congress, where multiple committees are now focusing on digital asset regulation.