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Six senators challenge the banking rule blocking Bitcoin adoption while technical indicators flash oversold.
Banking Breakthrough: Senate Pushes Back on Bitcoin Rule
Six US senators just pushed back against the 1,250% capital rule that's been quietly strangling institutional Bitcoin adoption. This obscure banking regulation has forced financial institutions to hold excessive capital reserves against Bitcoin holdings, effectively blocking mainstream adoption at the institutional level.
Washington is finally feeling the pressure as Bitcoin's political influence grows. The pushback signals a potential turning point for institutional access, with senators recognizing that overly restrictive rules are putting US financial institutions at a competitive disadvantage. This regulatory shift could unlock billions in institutional capital that's been sitting on the sidelines.
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