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Sources: spooked by a growing regulatory crackdown, US banks are backing away from crypto companies and re-evaluating their exposure, no matter how small

SEC and banking overseers step up scrutiny following collapse of FTX  —  Crypto's Crash Has Been Swift but Largely Self-Contained.  Here's Why.

Wall Street Journal

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  • @jcoviedo6 JC Oviedo on x
    “Silvergate went all-in on crypto and doesn't have the other revenue sources, as Signature does. It lost the bulk of its crypto deposits in a run on the bank last quarter and is cutting jobs and shrinking its business” $SI https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @ap_abacus Andrew on x
    This is only one of the methods being used in ‘Operation Chokepoint 2.0’: https://twitter.com/...
  • @alderlaneeggs Marc Cohodes on x
    But, Citadels market making Arm owns the stock... People deserve what they are about to get $ SI https://twitter.com/...
  • @davecbenoit Dave Benoit on x
    Serving crypto is becoming untenable for some banks as regulators needle them on the risks and the SEC targets the clients. W/⁦@RachelEnsignWSJ⁩ https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @johnreedstark John Reed Stark on x
    That the SEC's crypto-efforts chill innovation and force crypto overseas is bunk. Crypto's not innovation, it's a Ponzi-like plague of grift & predatory inclusion. And forcing crypto overseas is akin to forcing heroin manufacturing overseas. Good riddance. https://www.ft.com/...
  • @smdiehl Stephen Diehl on x
    > “The US's crackdown on crypto has become far more aggressive than what we have seen from regulators in many other major jurisdictions” https://www.ft.com/...
  • @smdiehl Stephen Diehl on x
    Oh hey, look, the crypto industry is going to get its wish of being bankless like they always wanted. We'll see how long the Ponzi can sustain itself being starved of real dollar inflows. Methinks not long. https://www.wsj.com/...