Welcome to the Tech Mem Ride Home for Tuesday, October 11th, 2022.

I'm Brian McCullough today. A whole bunch of things including a major U.S.

Bank getting into crypto custody paying for

Google Cloud with crypto Chromebooks from Google made for gaming the lack of

anyone in the current slate of virtual worlds, the return of the cable bundle

example number 1000 and did you know your Apple air tags only last a year?

Here's what you missed today in the world of tech. A whole bunch of

sort of odds and ends stories today. For example, the state of New York has granted Bank of New York

melon or Bny melon which is by the way the US's oldest bank permission to

receive some customers, Bitcoin, and Eath.

BNY will store the keys, offer booking services, and more, so for the first time, guess a large US bank is getting into the

crypto custody business quoting the journal the nation's oldest bank said

it would begin receiving clients cryptocuracies on Tuesday becoming the first large U.S. Bank to safeguard digital

assets alongside traditional investments on the same platform.

BNY Mellon won the approval of New York's financial regulator earlier this fall to begin receiving select customers

Bitcoin and Ether starting this week. The bank will store the keys required to access and transfer those assets

and provide the same bookkeeping services on those digital currencies that it offers to

fund managers for their portfolios of stocks, bonds, commodities, and other assets.

The move marks an important milestone for traditional banks and their growing acceptance of digital assets as a

legitimate market and a source of new business. While many Wall Street executives still question

crypto's potential and aim to tread cautiously.

Until Washington clarifies how the market will be regulated, firms have responded to calls

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