The crypto space welcomes significant news — Trump signs an executive order to halt the suspension of banking services to the crypto industry under the pretext of 'reputation risk'.
Previously, federal regulators often used 'reputation risk' as an excuse to restrict banking services for crypto companies, making it difficult for many compliant projects to open accounts and prone to disconnections, which left the industry ecosystem very passive.
This executive order directly halts such practices. The White House stated that previous actions undermined trust in the financial system and harmed law-abiding citizens, viewing this as a key step in ending the 'Chokepoint 2.0' initiative (which previously cut off banking access for the crypto industry). Now, the Federal Reserve and other institutions have promised not to rely on 'reputation risk' to hinder customer relationships, with several Republican lawmakers also supporting this, saying it can curb financial discrimination and restore regulatory transparency.
This is a major positive signal for the crypto industry. Banking services will be more stable, compliant companies can establish themselves more confidently, and the industry ecosystem is expected to improve more rapidly. However, we must view this rationally; the effectiveness of implementation and differences in execution across regions need to be continuously observed.
What do you think this will bring to the crypto market in terms of actual impact? Will bank cooperation become smoother, or will the industry move further towards compliance? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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