A heavyweight announcement just surfaced in the crypto banking space. Word's spreading that a billionaire closely tied to the Trump administration is gearing up to launch Monet Bank—a federally chartered institution designed specifically for digital assets.
This isn't some offshore experiment or state-level pilot. We're talking full federal charter territory, which would mark a seismic shift in how traditional banking infrastructure embraces crypto. The timing feels deliberate too, coming at a moment when regulatory winds in the U.S. seem more favorable toward digital finance than ever before.
Monet Bank could become a blueprint for how legacy finance and blockchain rails converge under federal oversight. If this moves forward, expect other institutional players to watch closely. The gap between crypto and conventional banking? It's narrowing fast.
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FadCatcher
· 5h ago
Federal charter? Now traditional finance is really about to shake hands with on-chain.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 9h ago
Federal charter? Now they're really up to something big.
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Anon4461
· 9h ago
Damn, a federal charter? It's really happening now.
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OfflineValidator
· 9h ago
Federal charter? This time, traditional finance is really getting serious.
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GasFeeCrier
· 9h ago
Federal charter? Damn, are they serious this time?
A heavyweight announcement just surfaced in the crypto banking space. Word's spreading that a billionaire closely tied to the Trump administration is gearing up to launch Monet Bank—a federally chartered institution designed specifically for digital assets.
This isn't some offshore experiment or state-level pilot. We're talking full federal charter territory, which would mark a seismic shift in how traditional banking infrastructure embraces crypto. The timing feels deliberate too, coming at a moment when regulatory winds in the U.S. seem more favorable toward digital finance than ever before.
Monet Bank could become a blueprint for how legacy finance and blockchain rails converge under federal oversight. If this moves forward, expect other institutional players to watch closely. The gap between crypto and conventional banking? It's narrowing fast.