币界网报道：The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has significantly eased regulations for banks engaging in crypto-asset activities by rescinding its supervisory non-objection process through Interpretive Letters 1183 and 1184. Acting Comptroller Rodney E. Hood emphasized maintaining effective yet non-excessive regulations while supporting banks' crypto ventures. Banks can now offer crypto custody services, hold stablecoin reserves, and facilitate stablecoin payments without prior approval, though they must still manage associated risks. The OCC also permits third-party service providers, including fintech firms, to act as sub-custodians. While eliminating bureaucratic hurdles, the OCC expects banks to implement robust risk controls, including secure key management for custody, liquidity safeguards for stablecoins, and compliance with anti-money laundering and cybersecurity measures. The shift reflects growing confidence in banks' ability to handle crypto-related risks as adoption expands.