Industry News & Events - CoinDesk Podcast Network 发布了 2025 年的热门新闻 [1] - 美国 ICE 突袭比特币矿场 [1] - Operation Chokepoint 2.0 正在进行中 [1] - 涉及 80 亿美元的巨鲸阴谋论出现 [1]

Core Viewpoint - JPMorgan Chase is considering launching cryptocurrency trading services for institutional clients, including spot and derivatives trading options [1] Group 1: Company Developments - JPMorgan is exploring various crypto products and services to offer to its customers [1] - The bank recently launched its blockchain-powered deposit token, JPM Coin, specifically for institutional clients [4] - JPMorgan is also contemplating accepting spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as collateral for loans [4] Group 2: Industry Context - The move comes amid concerns from the crypto industry regarding a potential coordinated effort by federal regulators and banks to limit services to crypto businesses, referred to as Operation Chokepoint 2.0 [2] - Despite CEO Jamie Dimon's previous criticisms of Bitcoin, the bank is recognizing the permanence of blockchain technology and digital assets [5]

In November, JPMorgan found itself in hot water with the crypto community after a series of controversial actions reignited fears of a coordinated banking crackdown on digital assets in what many have dubbed “Operation Chokepoint 2.0.” The uproar began when Strike CEO Jack Mallers accused the bank of abruptly closing his personal and business accounts in September without explanation. Since then, Mallers has continued to criticize major financial institutions for what he sees as persistent skepticism an ...

Last month, Bitcoin (BTC) advocate and CEO of Bitcoin payments platform Strike, Jack Mallers, reignited the debate over debanking crypto industry after alleging that JPMorgan Chase closed his personal and business accounts without explanation in September. The accusations, amplified by U.S. President Donald Trump, sparked renewed fears that traditional banks were deliberately cutting off access to crypto-related entities. This reignited fears of Operation Chokepoint 2.0, a label the crypto industry used ...

Regulatory Scrutiny - A House report confirms the existence of "Operation Chokepoint 2.0," dismissing claims of conspiracy within the crypto industry [1] - The report reveals a coordinated effort to cut the crypto industry off from the banking system [1] - Financial institutions received 24 "pause" letters [1] - The Fed, FDIC, OCC, and other entities collaborated in this effort [1] - Shadow debanking of crypto firms occurred [1]

Regulatory Concerns & Industry Impact - Debanking practices erode trust in traditional banks, potentially driving the digital asset industry overseas [1] - Policies resembling "Operation Chokepoint 2.0" persist, hindering the US from becoming a digital asset hub [1] Political Commentary - Senator Lummis criticizes policies, such as JP Morgan's, for undermining confidence in traditional banks [1] - Senator Lummis advocates for ending "Operation Chokepoint 2.0" to promote America as the digital asset capital [1]

The crypto industry is once again at war with one of Wall Street’s most influential institutions. In just 48 hours, JPMorgan Chase, MSCI’s proposed index rule changes, and the abrupt closure of cryptocurrency payment app Strike CEO Jack Mallers’s personal bank accounts have combined into what many inside the Bitcoin community now describe as a new chapter of “Operation Chokepoint 2.0.” The backlash comes after MSCI’s January 2026 proposal to exclude companies whose balance sheets hold more than 50% crypt ...

JPMorgan Jack mallers. Photo by BeInCrypto Strike CEO and Twenty One Capital co-founder Jack Mallers says JPMorgan Chase abruptly shut down his personal bank accounts and refused to explain why. The move has sparked new concerns over the “debanking” of crypto executives at a time when Wall Street banks are facing mounting pressure over their relationships with digital-asset firms. Mallers Says JPMorgan Gave No Reason: “We Aren’t Allowed to Tell You” In a series of posts on X (Twitter), Mallers revealed ...

Regulatory Scrutiny - Gary Gensler 在 2022 年 10 月 18 日至 2023 年 9 月 6 日期间的短信“丢失”[1] - 该时间段与 FTX 崩盘和 Operation Chokepoint 2.0 的大部分时间重叠[1]

Industry Trend & Competition - The fintech industry faces a new challenge dubbed "Chokepoint 3.0," where major U S banks are allegedly suppressing competition through high fees, restricted data access, and app blocking [1] - Banks like JPMorgan are reportedly increasing the cost of transferring funds to platforms such as Coinbase and Robinhood, potentially hindering the growth of emerging rivals [1] Regulatory & Legal Landscape - "Operation Chokepoint 2.0" has ended, but concerns remain about the financial industry's practices towards crypto and fintech companies [1]