Recently, several crypto bigwigs collectively accused: the Biden administration has a carefully planned "Chokepoint 2.0" operation aimed at secretly forcing banks to deny services to the crypto industry.
This accusation was first raised by Marc Andreessen, co-founder of A16Z, during a live broadcast, and then received support from Musk.
Marc Andreessen said during a live broadcast:
"The Chokepoint 2.0 operation mainly targets their political enemies and unfavored tech startups. In the tech industry, over the past four years, more than 30 tech founders from their invested companies have lost their bank accounts.
This situation keeps happening.
The big shots have spoken, and various deities have come out to express their views.
For example, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said: "This unethical and very un-American thing was created by the Biden administration!"
Frax Finance (this project is on Binance, $FXS) founder Sam Kazemian came forward to say that his bank account at JPMorgan was closed.
Ripple's CTO, David Schwartz also stated: "The government is a mystery in indirect regulation, punishing me through pressure on others without due process."
The co-founder and CEO of Gemini, a crypto asset management giant that raised $4 billion, said he is a victim of persecution, and the number of persecuted people is far more than 30, and the Biden administration has also persecuted several crypto-friendly banks.
It is said that the direct person responsible for coming up with this method of sabotage is Martin Gruenberg, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Moreover, after the Democratic election defeat, he will resign on January 19, the day before Trump takes office.
This guy looks like this, he must be pulled out to show his face.
Crypto practitioners in the U.S. are finally about to be liberated, but many crypto practitioners around the world are still oppressed.
