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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency granted Circle final approval on July 10 to operate a national trust bank under federal supervision, giving USDC direct regulated custody of its reserves and deeper integration into the US banking system. The charter strengthens USDC's institutional standing versus offshore rivals like Tether and supports Circle's post-IPO business model, but banking groups counter that stablecoin adoption could pull an estimated $500 billion out of bank deposits, raising funding-cost and credit-availability concerns that will fuel lobbying over GENIUS Act implementation rules. Watch whether other issuers pursue federal trust charters and whether regulators impose limits on reserve yield pass-through, which would shape how fast deposits actually migrate.
As a Crypto signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around USDC, CRCL.
Original Source: CryptoSlate
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