Gold Finance reports that Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal stated: "We have finally received the unredacted OCP 2.0 letter issued by the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation). This reflects a coordinated effort, from basic BTC transactions to more complex products, aimed at blocking various crypto activities. Please note that the FDIC previously claimed to have complied with an earlier court order, but miraculously found two additional suspension letters during this search. Every time we take action, we uncover new issues, making it hard to believe in their sincerity. The new Congress should immediately initiate hearings on all these matters." Previously reported, on November 3, 2024, Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal accused the FDIC of taking secret actions to suppress the crypto industry. Grewal claimed that documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act revealed a series of so-called "suspension letters." In these letters, the FDIC instructed banks to delay or stop providing services to crypto companies. On June 27, 2024, Coinbase sued the SEC and FDIC, accusing federal financial regulators of failing to comply with the Freedom of Information Act requirements and attempting to sever the connection between the crypto industry and the banking sector.