币界网报道：The U.S. Federal Reserve has removed the "reputational risk" label previously applied to banks engaging with crypto clients, signaling a potential shift in regulatory stance. The updated Commercial Bank Examination Manual no longer includes this classification, which had been used to scrutinize financial institutions serving digital asset firms. While crypto-related activities still fall under standard risk management protocols, the change suggests regulators may be adopting a more nuanced approach. Banking industry groups had criticized the reputational risk designation as overly broad and discouraging legitimate crypto business. The Fed's move comes amid growing institutional crypto adoption and follows similar easing by other agencies like the OCC. However, banks must still comply with existing anti-money laundering and know-your-customer requirements when dealing with digital asset companies.