FDIC’s Bitcoin Playbook Exposed - The Stakes Just Got Real Paul Grewal at Coinbase has dropped major revelations on the FDIC’s attempt to strangle Bitcoin transactions during Operation Chokepoint 2.0. The regulator used redactions to dodge accountability, but unsealed docs… https://t.co/iU8ZiACEWO
FDIC Gets Caught in the Crosshairs Over Bitcoin Crackdown Paul Grewal from Coinbase just blew the lid off the FDIC’s plans to choke out Bitcoin and blockchain tech. Turns out, in the Operation Chokepoint 2.0 era, regulators were redacting key docs to hide their attempts to… https://t.co/G1sckaAwin
Newly Released FDIC Letters Show Operation Choke Point 2.0 In Action Coinbase released a trove of letters showing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) ‘suggesting’ that banks stop any involvement with crypto and blockchain Read more here: https://t.co/7NjZce6JHw

John Deaton, a pro-crypto lawyer and former U.S. prosecutor, has offered to lead an investigation into Operation Chokepoint 2.0 under the incoming Trump administration. This initiative is viewed as a potential threat to lawful crypto businesses by restricting their access to banking services. Recent documents from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) have come to light, revealing that regulators advised banks to pause their involvement in crypto activities during 2022-23, though they did not impose an outright ban. Coinbase has accused the FDIC of acting as a gatekeeper, undermining the crypto sector by suggesting banks limit their engagement with cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies. The FDIC's oversight strategy has been challenged, with some arguing that it reflects bureaucratic overreach that could harm market innovation. Deaton's call for a congressional probe into the FDIC's activities highlights concerns over regulatory practices that may inhibit the growth of the crypto industry.





