#美联储政策与降息 Big news! The Federal Reserve has just withdrawn its "strong opposition" policy towards crypto businesses in 2023, which is like opening a new door.

Do you know what this means? Previously, banks wanting to get involved in digital assets and issue stablecoins faced almost insurmountable barriers. Now, it’s different — state member banks without FDIC deposit insurance can apply to the Federal Reserve on a case-by-case basis for approval of new crypto activities. This sounds like an official statement: "We may have misunderstood before; now let’s take another look at the value of this space."

What does this shift reflect? The understanding of Web3 and digital assets within the financial system is deepening, and regulators are also learning and adjusting. From last year's "one-size-fits-all" approach to this year's "flexible dialogue," this is the embryonic form of the rational regulatory framework we’ve been expecting.

The gap between the traditional financial system and the crypto ecosystem is narrowing. When banks start taking Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins seriously, it’s not just policy easing — it’s a key step for decentralized finance to integrate into the mainstream. There may still be turbulence ahead, but the direction is clear — the future of finance is open, inclusive, and a blend of decentralization and traditional systems.

So, for those of us who believe in the future of Web3, this is a moment worth celebrating!