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Many people use banks or credit unions to manage their money. But soon, these same institutions could help some people manage their cryptocurrency.
A new law taking effect Aug. 1, 2026, in Minnesota lays out the rules for financial institutions wanting to become so-called “crypto custodians.”
Advocates for the legislation say it’s an important step in ensuring local banks and credit unions stay competitive against national crypto companies.
Minnesota Department of Commerce Deputy Commissioner Michael Crow spoke to MPR News host Nina Moini about the new regulations and what it could mean for the state’s economy.
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