Bitcoin Banks

St. Cloud Financial Credit Union (SCFCU) has surpassed 10 bitcoin held on behalf of its members.

Fed Governor Christopher Waller said bitcoin and crypto remain largely separate from the traditional financial system, viewing their volatility as a market feature rather than a systemic risk.

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has signed Decree No. 19, establishing a legal framework for bitcoin and crypto banks.

The OCC has clarified that U.S. national banks may hold crypto on their balance sheets to pay blockchain network fees and test crypto platforms.

SoFi reaffirmed its plans to launch Bitcoin and crypto trading later this year.

Japan is reportedly considering allowing domestic banks to trade and hold assets like Bitcoin.

JPMorgan’s global head of markets digital assets said the bank will allow clients to trade Bitcoin.

Morgan Stanley is planning to add spot Bitcoin and crypto trading to its E*Trade platform in 2026, giving retail investors direct access through their brokerage accounts.

Bitcoiners shouldn't sit around and wait for fiat banks and financial companies to offer services built on Bitcoin, we should do it ourselves.