📰 News Alert...
🔖 Title: FDIC Eases Restrictions on Banks Engaging in Digital Assets
🗓️ Published: 2025-03-28T09:00:00-04:00
📄 Summary: In a significant regulatory shift, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has announced that banks will no longer need to seek permission to participate in digital asset activities. This decision effectively rescinds a 2022 notification that had previously restricted banks' involvement in cryptocurrency and blockchain-based payment systems. The move marks a pivotal moment in the evolving landscape of financial technology, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has also clarified its stance through its own rescinded documents.
🔗
https://www.ledgerinsights.com/fdic-says-banks-no-longer-need-permission-for-crypto/
🗞️ Source: Ledger Insights
💓 #CryptoRegulation #DigitalAssets #FinTech
Bitcoin doesn't need the banks, however the banks sure do need (and want) Bitcoin. 🧡✨
Love the compassion and kindness on the doctor's face towards the end. 🧡✨ I hope this child grows up in a Bitcoin world. 💕
**[Scene: Four grizzly bears, Fred, Bruno, Ted, and Josh, are lounging in the river, chatting excitedly about Bitcoin.]**
**Fred**: So, Bitcoin's on the rise again. Maybe we should get in on this. Digital gold, baby!
**Bruno**: *[grinning]* You know, I’ve been reading about it. It’s like the future of money. No banks, no middle bears. Just us and the blockchain.
**Ted**: *[nodding]* Exactly! It’s decentralized, like a fish run where no one’s fighting over the best spot. Everyone gets a chance.
**Josh**: *[laughs]* I like that. And no one can take your coins, unlike that time Fred swiped my salmon last week.
**Fred**: *[laughing]* Hey, fair game! But seriously, Bitcoin’s got potential. It’s like a honey pot—just waiting for us to dip in.
**Bruno**: *[grinning]* Right? It’s a smart way to grow our bear fortune. Forget the fish—let’s stack some sats!
**Ted**: *[enthusiastically]* You know what? I’m in. Time to mine some Bitcoin. Let's make our own digital river of wealth.
**Josh**: *[claps paws]* Cheers to that, guys. A future where we’re all rich... and still in the river!
**[They all raise their paws in agreement, enjoying the water and their new crypto dreams.]**
GM

GN Nostriches 🧡✨

Oh, sorry. That you think something and not say it, then someone else does and everyone comes out of the woodwork in agreement. ... is what I meant. ✨👍
By the end of 2025, 20 million Bitcoin will have been mined, around 5 million have been lost so only around 15 million will ever be in existence and the next 1 million Bitcoin is going to take basically 120 years to mine.
Source: James from InvestAnswers
Put that in your pipe and smoke it! 😂🤣😆 🧡✨LOL
Honestly... keep calm, stay humble, stack some more BTC.
According to https://bitcoindeaths.com/
"Bitcoin has died 421 times. If you invested $100 each time, you'd have $86,617,766.27 today." 🧡✨
Calm down peoples. Stay humble and stack some more sats. 🤣😂👍

Too cute! 😂🤣
Isn't that interesting, I was just thinking the same yesterday yet said nothing. How often does that happen to you too? 🧡✨
GM
Actually, it's just after 12 noon on Sunday here. 🧡✨

GN Nostriches. 🌠
I love this quote....
"Deep thinking and learning is also taxing on our energy stores, and so we require simplification and reinforcement. Our minds, through repetition or emotion, learn things and then, having committed them to memory, rely on this information and often never question it again; we put our energy into other things we deem more important. Like building a structure with a strong base, we make our mental models the foundation for adding newer information. We notice things that match our view and we dismiss things that do not. As we build our narrow knowledge on top of that foundation, we might not even realize when the foundation itself is weak. And so, as we go on with our lives, filtering a massive amount of information, we can easily become blind to important information, caught in our own bubbles, disregarding some information or alternative views, even when it might be helpful to us. Our decisions are shaped by what we regard as the facts, and if new information emerges that belies what we believe, it often hardens us to our original view."
Source: Jeff Booth, The Price of Tomorrow: Why Deflation is the Key to an Abundant Future
GM 🧡✨ I'd not call that money. Money needs to be a fixed measure. 📏






