MICA Daily | Bank of America CEO talks about 'when will banks embrace encryption payments'

Bank of America (BofA) CEO Brian Moynihan said at the World Economic Forum in Davos that banks are willing to vigorously adopt cryptocurrency as a trading tool if regulations are clear. He stressed the need for a "non-anonymous and verified" transaction model in the future, noting that Bank of America has invested in blockchain technology, has hundreds of related patents, and that most of the bank's transactions are currently digitized, and that cryptocurrency payments will be one of the bank's options in the future if regulatory norms are clearer and compliance costs drop to feasible levels.

In addition, he also talked about whether Cryptocurrency threatens the US dollar. He believes that Cryptocurrency is just another form of payment that can coexist with credit card issuers such as Visa, Mastercard, and Apple Pay. However, he also admitted that the biggest challenge at present is regulatory uncertainty.

With Trump's friendly policy towards encryption, the industry is looking forward to clearer regulations on encryption assets, allowing companies to innovate within compliant frameworks. The attitude of the CEO of Bank of America seems to be quite open, especially in the banking industry, which actively adopts relevant products in the current popular or policy-preferred directions. With the current crypto-friendly attitude in the United States, the banking industry is expected to have many larger-scale crypto collaboration projects this year.

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