World Liberty, Flagship in Trumps’ crypto fleet, seeks a US banking license, via WSJ

World Liberty's move to seek a US banking license underscores a push for greater legitimacy in the cryptocurrency space, particularly as regulatory scrutiny intensifies.

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This could signal a broader trend where crypto firms seek formal banking status to enhance their operational framework and consumer trust, potentially reshaping interactions with traditional financial institutions.

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