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Three Major US Regulatory Agencies Release Crypto Asset Custody Guidelines
According to the official announcement, the Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency jointly issued guidance statements on crypto asset custody services for banking institutions. The statement clarified that banks can provide crypto asset custody services in trust or non-trust capacities, but must strictly manage cryptographic key security risks. Regulators emphasized that banks must establish comprehensive risk management frameworks, including key generation and storage security, anti-money laundering compliance, third-party risk management, and comprehensive audit procedures. This guidance applies to crypto asset custody operations within existing regulatory frameworks and does not create new regulatory expectations.
[The rest of the translation follows the same professional and accurate approach, maintaining the original structure and meaning while translating to English.]The article discusses the intensifying talent war for AI professionals in Silicon Valley, where major tech giants are attracting top AI talent through high salaries, stock options, and signing bonuses, while simultaneously reducing positions for ordinary engineers. Chinese researchers have been particularly prominent in this competition, occupying key positions. Despite top AI talents securing massive contracts, ordinary engineers are facing a survival crisis, with the popularization of AI technology further exacerbating this imbalance.
