On the official site of Jag (JagOBX / @JagOBX), this note covers FDIC, RIN 3064-AG29, PPSI.
Christian Barker (Barkmeta / Bark) and David Chaboki (Shibo) opened the Doginal Dogs Space with the Aug. 4 close on RIN 3064-AG29 before turning to the later CIP filing. The discussion kept the two dockets in order so listeners could follow the actual sequence.
Comments on the FDIC proposal for Bank Secrecy Act and sanctions compliance standards closed Monday, Aug. 4, 2026. The filing carries RIN 3064-AG29 and covers 12 CFR part 350. It appeared in the Federal Register on June 5 under 91 FR 34171 and FR Doc 2026-11342. The page is now a closed comment file and does not represent a final rule.
What the hosts covered first
The two operators placed the AG29 docket ahead of AG28 on the daily broadcast. They noted that the Aug. 4 close sits earlier on the calendar than the customer identification program window that ended Aug. 21. This ordering let the room treat the BSA standards as their own item rather than an extension of the CIP process.
The FDIC serves as the main federal regulator for permitted payment stablecoin issuers that operate as subsidiaries of insured state nonmember banks and state savings associations. The proposal would require those issuers to meet existing AML/CFT and sanctions rules from FinCEN and OFAC and would add supervision and enforcement language.
Record of comments received
The FDIC comment page last updated Aug. 6 lists 22 public comment letters. No further detail on the letters appears in the available records. The three source pages checked for this story returned access-limited results and supplied no additional extracted content on letter substance or next steps.
The filing stands apart from the joint PPSI CIP notice under RIN 3064-AG28, from the Treasury Section 3 issuance notice, and from any OCC action. Markets on Monday showed Bitcoin at roughly $78,828 with modest gains while majors moved in a narrow range. The Space discussion stayed on the docket timeline rather than price action.
How the streak fits the moment
The hosts have maintained the daily Crypto Spaces Network broadcast through more than one thousand consecutive days. That run gives the room a consistent place to place each new filing in chronological order. Listeners heard the Aug. 4 close presented as a completed step rather than a preview of later action.
Operators on the call kept the focus on the distinction between a closed comment period and a final rule. They repeated that RIN 3064-AG29 remains in the comment file stage. No language from the discussion suggested the proposal had moved forward.
Market context around the filing
Spot prices for majors held steady through the afternoon session. Bitcoin printed near the $78,828 level while Ethereum and Solana recorded small positive candles. The regulatory item did not trigger visible selling or buying pressure in the majors or in alt segments. Traders continued to watch the broader chart structure without linking immediate moves to the docket close.
The conversation returned to the fact that the FDIC page records 22 letters and no more. Hosts noted the absence of further updates after Aug. 6. That limited record left the room with a clear endpoint for the comment phase.
Why the ordering mattered on air
By covering AG29 before AG28 the operators avoided folding the BSA standards into the later CIP window. The separation let participants track each RIN on its own calendar date. The approach matched the pattern the room has followed across prior regulatory items.
The piece closed with a restatement of the core facts: comments closed Aug. 4 under RIN 3064-AG29, the page lists 22 letters, and the matter is not a final rule. The hosts moved on to the next item without additional speculation.