
A recent survey indicates that 120 out of 160 crypto hedge funds have encountered significant challenges with basic banking services over the past three years. This issue has been termed 'debanking' and has raised concerns within the crypto industry. In contrast, traditional sectors such as real estate and private credit have not reported similar banking problems. The survey highlights that these banking hurdles have affected not only the hedge funds but also their portfolio companies. Analysts suggest that this trend may be a result of systemic issues within the banking sector regarding its relationship with the crypto industry. Additionally, the FDIC has reportedly advised banks to pause dealings with crypto companies, further complicating the situation. As a response, some industry leaders are advocating for stronger relationships with banks and regulators to navigate these challenges.
BANKS STILL DON’T GET CRYPTO 120 of 160 crypto hedge funds hit major issues with basic banking over three years. Real estate and private credit? Zero comparable problems. This isn’t just bad luck - it’s structural. If crypto’s your game, you’ll need smarter workarounds for… https://t.co/6z9yCaZOiR
CRYPTO BUSINESSES: BEWARE OF RAMPANT DEBANKING Turns out, 120 of 160 crypto hedge funds hit walls with basic banking in the last 3 years. Meanwhile, traditional sectors like real estate and private credit? Smooth sailing. If you’re building in Web3, think twice about how you… https://t.co/0cMkluDj9k
Hong Kong’s Crypto Play: Institutional Goldmine, Retail Slow Burn The numbers don’t lie. Hong Kong’s institutional crypto game is sharp - VATP licenses, 270+ blockchain firms, and an 85.6% surge in transaction volumes. But retail adoption? Stuck at 24%, lagging behind… https://t.co/eCwCUaM5B8





