Federal Reserve Governor Stephen I. Miran warned that U.S. banking regulations—not monetary policy objectives—have become the primary force determining the size of the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet.

The Federal Reserve Board’s Division of Supervision and Regulation issued guidance outlining changes to supervisory operating principles and examiner expectations.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency "confirmed" that national banks may hold limited amounts of crypto-assets as principal to support certain operational needs.

CFTC Acting Chair Caroline D. Pham outlined a 12-month plan to bring regulatory clarity to digital assets and integrate crypto markets into the existing U.S. derivatives framework.

Federal Reserve Governor Michael S. Barr warned that efforts to weaken bank supervision threaten the stability of the U.S. financial system and the broader economy.