U.S. Bancorp and Citigroup adjusted their crypto custody services following regulatory easing by the Securities and Exchange Commission (Bangladesh).

The entities involved

• U.S. Bancorp →

  American financial services holding company, parent company of U.S. Bank

  • U.S. Bancorp and Hingham Institution for Savings were compared as finance companies.Mon 04:22
  • The FED plans to raise asset thresholds for oversight, impacting major financial institutions like Capital One and U.S. Bancorp.Fri 12:47
• Citigroup →

  American investment bank and financial services corporation

  • Citigroup provided analyst ratings and targets for Autodesk stock, which trades on Nasdaq.Mon 11:05
  • Citigroup and Jefferies Financial Group downgraded the stock rating for Yara International on June 26, 2026.Mon 10:14
• Bitcoin →

  digital cash system and associated currency

  • Tensions between the US and Iran are pressuring market narratives, while President Trump's remarks are reportedly derailing nuclear talks.Mon 17:50
  • Bitmine holds 4.7% of total Ethereum coin supply and 205 Bitcoin, with Founders Fund among its institutional investors.Mon 16:28

Related events

• Revised custody rules clarify how Bitcoin is held, as the SEC rule revision addresses prior opposition from the Small Business Administration.Aug 29
• Citigroup is considering entering the crypto custody services market.Jun 7
• SEC oversees the broader financial sector alongside crypto.Sep 15
• Coinbase updated its rating citing BTC recovery, while legislative failure prompted SEC intervention amid market shifts.Sep 19
• The SEC has issued proposals regarding crypto issuer exemptions, while the Clarity Act faces an uncertain future in Congress.Aug 27