Anonymous ID: f41f57 Nov. 14, 2020, 12:26 p.m. No.11645377   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5405

>>11645264

 

coincidentally… was comfy listening this this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2lmFyTmhig&list=TLPQMTQxMTIwMjDq6HfMxIM_aQ&index=2

 

Crypto, Big Banks, and MAJOR Shifts! An Astrological Overview of the 2020's, PART 1

 

and seem theres a KRAKEN financial with some interdasting ties to crypto / banking / us regulations

Anonymous ID: f41f57 Nov. 14, 2020, 12:29 p.m. No.11645405   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5558 >>5706 >>5851

>>11645377

 

https://www.blockchainlegalresource.com/2020/09/the-first-cryptocurrency-bank/

 

he cryptocurrency exchange Kraken Financial became the first crypto company to obtain a bank charter. The Wyoming Division of Banking approved Kraken’s application for a special-purpose depository institution (SPDI) charter, which is a new type of bank charter that Wyoming specifically designed for crypto businesses. This makes Kraken the first de novo bank chartered in the state since 2006.

 

The SPDI is not a typical bank charter, but does allow an institution to receive deposits and conduct a range of other traditional banking activities, including fiduciary asset management, custody and related activities.

 

https://www.blockchainlegalresource.com/2020/09/the-first-cryptocurrency-bank/

 

Wyoming recently awarded its second special-purpose depository institution (SPDI) charter to Avanti Bank. Kraken was the first institution to receive the newly created SPDI charter in September. As Wyoming had likely hoped when it passed a flurry of blockchain legislation, it appears that it is starting to take hold as a digital-asset-friendly banking state. The state has now chartered two new banks in less than two months; before September, the last newly chartered bank in Wyoming was approved over a decade ago.

 

Unlike Kraken, which is one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, Avanti appears to be focused on a more niche banking market.