[Regulatory Adjustments or Reductions: U.S. Congress Could Legislate to Clarify Banks' Crypto Business Authority] Odaily Planet Daily News: Bitcoin News posted on the X platform that the U.S. Congressional Research Service pointed out in a new report that since 2017, with changes in presidential administrations, federal regulators have repeatedly shifted their stance on whether banks can engage in crypto-related businesses. The report states that Congress could legislate to explicitly allow or restrict specific activities to reduce the frequent adjustments in regulatory positions. The report mentions the 'CLARITY Act': the version passed by the House of Representatives would allow banks to use digital assets or blockchain for activities already permitted under existing laws; the Senate committee report version would explicitly allow 11 types of crypto activities, including broader permissions for banks to underwrite and trade digital assets.