The Federal Reserve terminates its sharpened supervision of cryptobanks. This puts an end to the so -called “Novel Activities Supervision Program”, which since 2023 has kept a close eye on banks with digital assets.
The step underlines the changed course of the US government since Donald Trump is again president.
FED ends special supervision of crypto
The US Central Bank says that special supervision of crypto activities is no longer necessary. In an official press release, the Federal Reserve states that the program has reached its goal. The knowledge gained is now integrated into regular supervision.
The program started in August 2023 and focused on banks that dealt with blockchain technology, stablecoins and other innovative financial applications. Since then, there was an extra layer of control for those settings.
In April, the FED already expired an earlier directive that discouraged banks to work with crypto currency. Now the supervisor is also moving in the entire program. A clear trend has been used with this.
Trump government relaxes crypto rules
The termination of supervision fits in with a broader deregulation of the American crypto sector. Where Joe Biden was ‘regulation through enforcement’, the Trump government opts for a pragmatic approach. Supervisors such as the SEC and FDIC also show themselves more smoothly.
The largest policy change came in July 2025 with the signing of the so -called Genius Act. For the first time, that law records a national framework for publishing Stablecoins. Publishers are obliged to fully cover their tokens with dollars or US government bonds.
According to proponents, the Genius Act provides clarity, more consumer protection and room for innovation. For crypto investors it means further normalization of the sector in the United States.
Source: https://newsbit.nl/amerikaanse-centrale-bank-stopt-met-crypto-toezicht-trump-zet-versoepeling-door/
