Crypto industry’s recent court wins may not stop companies from moving out of the U.S.

So crypto companies aren't being swayed to stay in the U.S., because we shouldn't expect solid footing concerning policy and regulation until after the presidential election, apparently. If so, this makes sense and is similar to exchanges delisting specific cryptos in the SEC's crosshairs. Despite uncertainty, it's often easier and more prudent to plan on the worst case scenario and implement changes accordingly.

Meanwhile, the IMF and the Financial Stability Board doesn't hold back the FUD punches, basically claiming adoption of crypto assets is a danger to the "real economy" in this paper: https://www.fsb.org/wp-content/uploads/R070923-1.pdf. They don't endorse banning assets, because it's hard to enforce, so expect a lot more FUD/propaganda to combat crypto popularity in favor of the "real economy" and status quo.