Why You Should (Still) Care About Silvergate “It’s become increasingly clear that crypto-focused banks such as Signature and Silvergate were closed by political mandate during the 2023 banking crisis” https://t.co/qD8eQ2xShE
"We have evidence enough to suggest that the two most important pro-crypto banks, Silvergate and Signature, were opportunistically executed amid the fog of war during the 2023 banking crisis," says @nic__carter. An opinion. https://t.co/kSyNSKrfWv
Here is a stunning conversation with @CaitlinLong_ about how the Fed, SEC, and White House have treated the cryptocurrency industry. - Fed tried to KILL crypto, believes users are criminals - Elizabeth Warren violating rule of law - White House deal with Warren https://t.co/LKB7v4IZNy
The 2023 banking crisis, which saw the collapse of Silvergate and Signature banks, is under scrutiny as allegations surface that the closures were politically motivated. Nic Carter, a prominent figure in the crypto community, claims that the government opportunistically executed these pro-crypto banks as part of a broader effort to debank the cryptocurrency sector. Caitlin Long has also voiced concerns, suggesting that the Federal Reserve, under the influence of Elizabeth Warren, threatened several banks in late 2022 due to their involvement with crypto. Jay Clayton has been mentioned in discussions about the SEC's role. These actions have raised alarms about the misuse of regulatory power and the need for greater oversight and transparency in how financial institutions are managed. Congressmen and Congresswomen have been criticized for their silence on these issues.