On January 24th, COINOTAG News reported a significant update from the U.S. SEC concerning cryptocurrency regulations. The SEC has issued SAB 122, effectively abolishing the prior guidance under SAB 121, which restricted banks from engaging in the custody of digital assets. Previously, SAB 121, introduced in 2022, mandated that companies managing cryptocurrencies must reflect these holdings on their balance sheets, along with comprehensive disclosures about the associated risks. This regulation primarily impacted SEC-regulated entities, notably banks and other financial institutions, which faced increased capital requirements due to the inherent volatility of cryptocurrency. The revocation of SAB 121 can potentially enhance the involvement of traditional financial institutions in the cryptocurrency space, offering more opportunities for crypto custody services while aligning with evolving market dynamics.