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The cryptocurrency industry has made significant strides in integrating with the traditional financial system, but the ensuing backlash has also been exceptionally strong. Kraken, a cryptocurrency exchange giant founded in 2011 and headquartered in Wyoming, was granted permission last month to open a Federal Reserve "master account," a privilege often referred to as a "bank's bank account" that allows holders to transfer funds directly through the Fed's payment system.0The cryptocurrency industry has made significant strides in integrating with the traditional financial system, but the ensuing backlash has also been exceptionally strong. Kraken, a cryptocurrency exchange giant founded in 2011 and headquartered in Wyoming, was granted permission last month to open a Federal Reserve "master account," a privilege often referred to as a "bank's bank account" that allows holders to transfer funds directly through the Fed's payment system.1The cryptocurrency industry has made significant strides in integrating with the traditional financial system, but the ensuing backlash has also been exceptionally strong. Kraken, a cryptocurrency exchange giant founded in 2011 and headquartered in Wyoming, was granted permission last month to open a Federal Reserve "master account," a privilege often referred to as a "bank's bank account" that allows holders to transfer funds directly through the Fed's payment system.2The cryptocurrency industry has made significant strides in integrating with the traditional financial system, but the ensuing backlash has also been exceptionally strong. Kraken, a cryptocurrency exchange giant founded in 2011 and headquartered in Wyoming, was granted permission last month to open a Federal Reserve "master account," a privilege often referred to as a "bank's bank account" that allows holders to transfer funds directly through the Fed's payment system.