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Following the SEC rule rescission during Trump's second term, U.S. Bancorp successfully relaunched its institutional Bitcoin custody service.

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Following the SEC rule rescission during Trump's second term, U.S. Bancorp successfully relaunched its institutional Bitcoin custody service.

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  • CryptonewsU.S. Bancorp Restarts Bitcoin Custody After SEC Rollback as ETF Demand Surges U.S. Bancorp, the fifth-largest commercial bank in the United States, has relaunched its institutional Bitcoin custody se
  • ReutersUS Bancorp revives institutional bitcoin custody service By Hannah Lang -U.S. Bancorp is restarting its bitcoin custody service after a more than three-year pause, as the Trump administration's pro-c