Cryptocurrency giants collectively accuse the Biden administration of persecution

Recently, more than 30 crypto tycoons collectively accused the Biden administration of having a carefully planned "Chokepoint 2.0" operation to secretly force banks not to provide services to the crypto industry.

The accusation was first made by A16Z co-founder Marc Andreessen during a live broadcast, and then received support from Musk.

Mark Anderson said in a live broadcast:

“Operation Chokepoint 2.0 is mainly targeting their political enemies and unpopular tech startups. In the tech world, more than 30 tech founders of their portfolio companies have lost their bank accounts in the past 4 years.

This happens over and over again.”

The big guys have spoken, and all the gods have come out to express their opinions~

For example, Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, stood up and said: “This immoral and un-American thing was done by the Biden administration!”

Sam Kazemian, the founder of Frax Finance (this project is listed on Binance, $FXS), came out to speak and said that his bank account at JPMorgan Chase was closed.

Ripple's CTO, David Schwartz, also said: "The government is confused by indirect regulation and punishing me by putting pressure on others without due process."

The co-founder and CEO of Gemini, a crypto asset management giant that has raised $4 billion in financing, said that he himself was one of the victims of the persecution, and that the number of people who were persecuted was far more than 30, and that the Biden administration had also persecuted several crypto-friendly banks.

It is said that the person who came up with this method to cause damage is Martin Gruenberg, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). After the Democratic Party lost the election, he will resign on January 19, the day before Trump takes office as president.

This guy looks like this, he must be brought out to show his face.

Crypto practitioners in the United States are finally going to be liberated, but there are still many crypto practitioners around the world who are still oppressed.