Fed's Barr signals stiffer oversight for cryptocurrency

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(Changes 'wages' to 'waves' in first paragraph) Michael Barr, the Federal Reserve's top regulatory official, signaled on Monday that stiffer oversight of cryptocurrency is in the offing, after the collapse last week of crypto exchange FTX that sent shock waves through the industry.Crypto-asset-rela

Michael Barr, the Federal Reserve's top regulatory official, signaled on Monday that stiffer oversight of cryptocurrency is in the offing, after the collapse last week of crypto exchange FTX that sent shock waves through the industry.

Crypto-asset-related activity"requires effective oversight that includes safeguards to ensure that crypto companies are subject to similar regulatory safeguards as other financial services providers," Barr said in written testimony released Monday ahead of an appearance at the Senate Banking committee Tuesday, his first before Congress since assuming the role of Fed vice chair for supervision.

 

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