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Texas Representative Al Green, ranking member of a House subcommittee on oversight and investigations, criticized US President Donald Trump for pushing his own “deregulatory pro-crypto agenda” while launching a controversial memecoin.  In a Feb. 6 hearing of the House Financial Services Committee’s Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee, Rep. Green, a Democrat, immediately challenged the narrative Republican leadership made in claiming the previous administration had “put crypto in the crosshairs” of US regulators. The Texas representative said the colloquial term Operation Choke Point 2.0 — used by some lawmakers and crypto executives claiming former US President Joe Biden’s administration had orchestrated attempts to debank the industry — was a “fake program, never initiated.” Politics, Congress, Banks, Donald Trump, Memecoin Rep. Al Green addressing lawmakers on Feb. 6. Source: House Financial Services Committee According to Rep. Green, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and US financial regulators under the previous administration warned financial institutions about potential business ties to crypto firms rather than ordering them to halt services — a claim echoed by Better Markets banking policy director Shayna Olesiuk, who testified at the hearing.  Regulators asking banks to consider the risks associated with the cryptocurrency industry does not amount to debanking,” said Rep. Green. The Texas representative hinted that lawmakers should turn their attention to Trump’s memecoin, which he launched before taking office on Jan. 17. Neither subcommittee chair Dan Meuser nor Financial Services Committee chair French Hill commented on the TRUMP coin in their opening statements. “Regulation by exhaustion,” says Coinbase CLO The Feb. 6 hearing appeared to be based on some industry executives claiming to have been cut off from traditional banking services based on their ties to crypto. A Freedom of Information Act lawsuit led by Coinbase showed the FDIC issued letters to banks in 2022 suggesting they “pause all crypto asset-related activity.”$TRUMP

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ConsenSys CEO Joe Lubin revealed how the company survived Operation Chokepoint 2.0. ConsenSys’ banking partner resisted closing its account until the pressure became unavoidable. Crypto de-banking concerns have reached Congress, with industry leaders calling for investigations into the crackdown. ConsenSys, the Ethereum-focused software company, has been a victim of U.S. authorities’ pressure to de-bank crypto-related businesses not once but twice. Despite these challenges, founder and CEO Joe Lubin reveals how the company managed to withstand the attacks with significant help from its banking partner. Surviving “Chokepoint 2.0”: Multiple Bank Accounts Notably, Operation Chokepoint 2.0 launched during President Biden’s administration. It targeted the crypto industry with efforts to remove them from the financial system, especially by pressuring banks to shut down crypto business accounts. (Operation Chokepoint 2.0 is a term used by some in the crypto industry to describe alleged government pressure on banks to cut ties with crypto businesses.) Lubin shared in an interview that ConsenSys weathered the storm by having multiple backup accounts, ensuring … The post ConsenSys Survives Two Strikes from Operation Chokepoint, CEO Joe Lubin Shares Insights appeared first on Coin Edition.

🔥 BULLISH: Florida moves closer to Bitcoin adoption. Sen. Joe Gruters proposes investing 10% of state funds in BTC to hedge against inflation—another win for crypto.