Group 1 - U.S. Bancorp is reintroducing cryptocurrency custody services for institutional investors, becoming one of the early banks to enter this competitive field [1] - The bank initially launched these services in 2021 in partnership with NYDIG but paused them due to SEC guidelines requiring custodians to hold capital on their balance sheets [1] - Following the withdrawal of this SEC regulation after Donald Trump's second term began, U.S. Bancorp has been working with NYDIG to relaunch the service, starting with Bitcoin custody for traditional registered funds and ETF providers [1] Group 2 - The digital asset custody space has been dominated by companies focused on cryptocurrency, but updated regulatory guidelines under the new U.S. administration are expected to encourage larger firms to engage in this business [1] - Other major financial institutions like Bank of New York Mellon and Fidelity Investments are also offering digital asset custody services, competing with cryptocurrency firms such as Coinbase and BitGo [2] - U.S. Bancorp is exploring how to integrate cryptocurrency and stablecoin use cases with wealth management, payments, and consumer banking [2]

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