President Donald Trump is ready to sign a decree targeting Biden’s administration policies that have made it difficult for cryptographic companies to access banking services. The order should target policies under “Operation Chokepoint 2.0”, which aims to make these restrictions back and support the cryptography industry.
Bo Hines, executive director of the White House presidential working group on digital assets, confirmed that the administrative action was coming but did not provide details. He mentioned that industry can expect something soon.
Hines also pointed out that the Trump administration aims to end the practices related to “the ChokePoint 2.0 operation”, a term invented by Nic Carter, which refers to efforts similar to the Obama operation, an operation choke point that targets wage lenders and firearms.
Trump’s executive order could open nourished access to cryptographic banks
Although the details of Trump’s executive order are still being finalized, this could have an impact on the federal reserve policies on the main accounts. These accounts, held by banks with a federal charter, are essential to make direct payments and access the Fed services. Under the Biden Administration, the Fed refused the masters accounts to banks focused on crypto like the guards, which hinders their growth.
The journalist of Fox Business Eleanor Terrett pointed out that this was important because the Federal Reserve and the FDIC have not yet reversed anti-Crypto policies, even if the president of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell mentioned last month that he was concerned about the growing number of cryptographic debannage and that the Fed “would examine the new problem”.
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The Trump administration is advancing despite the challenges
While the Federal Reserve operates independently of the White House, the Trump administration advances with its cryptographic order, despite potential legal obstacles. Sources note that senior White House officials should meet on Thursday to assess the possible challenges before ordering Trump’s desk.
However, an official of the White House denied that such a meeting is planned, but confirmed that the efforts to make the ChokePoint 2.0 operation are already in motion. The race for the race for racing is warming up, and all eyes are on what comes next.
Directive on Stablecoins?
The upcoming decree could extend beyond the bank and could include a directive indicating that stablecoins, which are designed to maintain stable value and are generally set to the US dollar, should not be classified as titles.
If Trump signs this order, it would be his third executive action linked to the crypto since his return to the post. The first, signed on January 23, created a presidential working group on the digital asset markets. The second, signed last week, ordered the creation of a bitcoin reserve from the US government and a separate stock for other digital assets.
Bitcoin plunges despite the developments
Trump’s recent summit of cryptography has disappointed industry leaders, its Bitcoin reserve plan not stimulating the market while the administration plans to use seized assets. Larger economic policies, including prices on China and others, have also shaken the markets. Consequently, institutional investors have withdrawn funds from ETF Bitcoin and ETF, which drops Bitcoin below $ 80,000 for the first time in 4 months and Ethereum fell to $ 1870.
