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Reserve Financial, LLC Announces Coin as an SEC-Registered Digital Security Filed Under Regulation D
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, D.C. — December 2025 — Reserve Financial, LLC today announced that Coin has been formally established as a digital security through a completed registration filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under Regulation D. The Regulation D filing places Coin within the U.S. securities regulatory framework and confirms its status as a registered digital security that is exempt from full, traditional SEC registration requirements. By
Dec 22, 20251 min read
Reserve Bank Publishes Literature Review on Cryptocurrency Regulatory and Operational Frameworks
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, D.C. — Reserve Bank today announced the publication of a comprehensive literature review examining the evolution of cryptocurrency regulatory and operational frameworks in the United States and internationally. The review consolidates academic research, international standards, and federal regulatory guidance to support informed discussion among policymakers, regulators, and institutional stakeholders. The publication traces ho
Dec 19, 20252 min read
U.S. Department of State Announces CRADA Pilot Test Agreement with The Reserve Financial, LLC to Establish The Reserve Bank and Launch Coin
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, D.C. — December 18, 2025 — The U.S. Department of State (DoS) today announced a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with The Reserve Financial, LLC, marking the first step in standing up The Reserve Bank and its flagship cryptocurrency, Coin. This pilot initiative is designed to evaluate how digital asset infrastructure can operate within existing U.S. financial and compliance frameworks, emphasizing transparency, auditabil
Dec 18, 20252 min read
White House Statement on Private-Sector Liquidity Leadership Supporting Secure and Lawful Financial Infrastructure Modernization
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The White House Washington, D.C. The United States is advancing a measured approach to modernizing financial and payment infrastructure in order to strengthen economic resilience, transactional efficiency, and global competitiveness. As innovation in digital financial instruments accelerates, existing federal statutes, appropriations law, and fiscal safeguards restrict the federal government from directly capitalizing or acquiring emerging digital assets
Dec 15, 20252 min read
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