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Ethereum Ethereum (ETH) $4,629.22 ↑ 7.66%
XRP XRP (XRP) $3.29 ↑ 4.85%
Tether USDt Tether USDt (USDT) $1.00 ↓ -0.02%
BNB BNB (BNB) $853.66 ↑ 6.25%
Solana Solana (SOL) $199.73 ↑ 14.29%
USDC USDC (USDC) $1.00 ↓ -0.01%
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TRON TRON (TRX) $0.36 ↑ 2.73%
Cardano Cardano (ADA) $0.88 ↑ 13.47%
Chainlink Chainlink (LINK) $23.62 ↑ 10.45%
Hyperliquid Hyperliquid (HYPE) $44.86 ↑ 4.28%
Stellar Stellar (XLM) $0.45 ↑ 4.66%
Sui Sui (SUI) $3.96 ↑ 8.44%
Bitcoin Cash Bitcoin Cash (BCH) $608.69 ↑ 3.26%
Hedera Hedera (HBAR) $0.27 ↑ 7.95%
Ethena USDe Ethena USDe (USDe) $1.00 ↑ 0.01%
Avalanche Avalanche (AVAX) $25.09 ↑ 9.63%
Litecoin Litecoin (LTC) $131.49 ↑ 10.24%
Toncoin Toncoin (TON) $3.52 ↑ 3.37%
UNUS SED LEO UNUS SED LEO (LEO) $9.25 ↑ 2.14%
Shiba Inu Shiba Inu (SHIB) $0.00 ↑ 8.36%
Uniswap Uniswap (UNI) $12.01 ↑ 8.80%
Polkadot Polkadot (DOT) $4.23 ↑ 9.20%
OKB OKB (OKB) $109.46 ↑ 137.57%
Cronos Cronos (CRO) $0.17 ↑ 0.75%
Bitget Token Bitget Token (BGB) $4.76 ↑ 9.11%
Dai Dai (DAI) $1.00 ↓ -0.02%
Ethena Ethena (ENA) $0.80 ↑ 1.76%
Pepe Pepe (PEPE) $0.00 ↑ 10.12%
Aave Aave (AAVE) $322.15 ↑ 8.83%
Monero Monero (XMR) $256.63 ↓ -0.59%
Bittensor Bittensor (TAO) $397.09 ↑ 9.82%
Mantle Mantle (MNT) $1.10 ↑ 8.64%
Ethereum Classic Ethereum Classic (ETC) $24.02 ↑ 7.90%
NEAR Protocol NEAR Protocol (NEAR) $2.90 ↑ 11.37%
Ondo Ondo (ONDO) $1.08 ↑ 10.14%
Aptos Aptos (APT) $4.96 ↑ 8.66%
Internet Computer Internet Computer (ICP) $5.81 ↑ 8.28%
Pi Pi (PI) $0.40 ↑ 5.33%
POL (prev. MATIC) POL (prev. MATIC) (POL) $0.25 ↑ 8.32%
Kaspa Kaspa (KAS) $0.10 ↑ 10.86%
Arbitrum Arbitrum (ARB) $0.48 ↑ 9.77%
Algorand Algorand (ALGO) $0.28 ↑ 9.58%
Pudgy Penguins Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) $0.04 ↑ 7.64%
GateToken GateToken (GT) $18.87 ↑ 15.00%
VeChain VeChain (VET) $0.03 ↑ 7.79%
Cosmos Cosmos (ATOM) $4.80 ↑ 6.56%
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Worldcoin Worldcoin (WLD) $1.09 ↑ 10.86%
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Filecoin Filecoin (FIL) $2.67 ↑ 8.14%
Sky Sky (SKY) $0.08 ↓ -0.65%
Artificial Superintelligence Alliance Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET) $0.74 ↑ 6.72%
Story Story (IP) $5.76 ↑ 1.90%
SPX6900 SPX6900 (SPX) $1.82 ↑ 5.45%
Jupiter Jupiter (JUP) $0.55 ↑ 11.25%
Flare Flare (FLR) $0.02 ↑ 5.28%
KuCoin Token KuCoin Token (KCS) $12.85 ↑ 7.98%
Injective Injective (INJ) $15.13 ↑ 11.05%
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Quant Quant (QNT) $116.98 ↑ 6.53%
Optimism Optimism (OP) $0.81 ↑ 7.44%
Lido DAO Lido DAO (LDO) $1.53 ↑ 2.75%
Stacks Stacks (STX) $0.76 ↑ 7.40%
Aerodrome Finance Aerodrome Finance (AERO) $1.32 ↑ 20.71%
Immutable Immutable (IMX) $0.60 ↑ 8.71%
FLOKI FLOKI (FLOKI) $0.00 ↑ 9.76%
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From Crypto Critic to Banking Ally? Elizabeth Warren Joins the Fight Against Debanking

Jonathan Swift by Jonathan Swift
6 February 2025
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, long recognized as a staunch critic of the crypto industry, has found common ground with crypto advocates in addressing the contentious issue of debanking. This unexpected alliance underscores the evolving dynamics between policymakers and the burgeoning digital asset sector.

Table of Contents

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  • Warren’s Shift: From Crypto Skeptic to Banking Reformer
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  • The Crypto Industry’s Battle with Debanking
  • Regulatory Shifts: The Repeal of SAB 121
  • A Bipartisan Approach to Financial Inclusion
  • Conclusion
    • FAQs
      • What is debanking?
      • Why was SAB 121 controversial?
      • How has Senator Warren’s stance on crypto changed?
      • What does the repeal of SAB 121 mean for the crypto industry?
      • Is there bipartisan support for addressing debanking?
  • Glossary of Key Terms
    • Sources

Warren’s Shift: From Crypto Skeptic to Banking Reformer

Historically, Senator Warren has been vocal about the potential risks associated with cryptocurrencies, emphasizing concerns over consumer protection and financial stability. However, recent developments indicate a nuanced shift in her stance. During a Senate Banking Committee hearing, Warren expressed concerns about major banks allegedly denying services to legitimate businesses, including those in the crypto industry. She stated,

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“Debanking is a real problem, and we need to work across the aisle to solve it.”

This perspective aligns her, perhaps unexpectedly, with former President Donald Trump, who has also criticized banks for discriminatory practices. Trump highlighted the issue by suggesting that institutions like Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase were unjustly closing accounts of conservatives, leading to political debates and hearings in Congress.

From Crypto Critic to Banking Ally? Elizabeth Warren Joins the Fight Against Debanking

The Crypto Industry’s Battle with Debanking

For years, cryptocurrency firms have grappled with challenges in accessing traditional banking services. Accounts have been closed or frozen without clear explanations, hindering operations and growth. Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, has been particularly vocal, alleging that political figures like Senator Warren and former SEC Chair Gary Gensler attempted to “unlawfully kill” the crypto industry through such practices.

The term “debanking” refers to the practice where financial institutions terminate or restrict services to certain clients without transparent reasons. While banks often cite regulatory compliance and risk management as justifications, critics argue that these actions can be overreaching and discriminatory.

Regulatory Shifts: The Repeal of SAB 121

In a move welcomed by both the banking and crypto sectors, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently rescinded Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 (SAB 121). Implemented in 2022, SAB 121 required financial institutions holding crypto assets on behalf of clients to record them as liabilities on their balance sheets. This mandate was criticized for making crypto custody services economically unfeasible for many firms.

From Crypto Critic to Banking Ally? Elizabeth Warren Joins the Fight Against Debanking

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The revocation of this rule is seen as a step toward fostering innovation and providing clearer regulatory guidance. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, known for her pro-crypto stance, expressed her approval, stating,

“Bye, bye SAB 121! It’s not been fun.”

A Bipartisan Approach to Financial Inclusion

Senator Warren’s recent actions suggest a willingness to collaborate across party lines to address debanking concerns. She has called for the White House to support the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and work with other agencies to adjust anti-money laundering regulations to prevent undue account closures.

This bipartisan approach reflects a broader recognition of the need for financial inclusivity and the importance of ensuring that legitimate businesses, including those in the crypto industry, have access to essential banking services.

Conclusion

The evolving relationship between policymakers and the cryptocurrency industry highlights the complexities of integrating innovative financial technologies into traditional systems. Senator Warren’s recent advocacy against debanking practices, coupled with regulatory shifts like the repeal of SAB 121, indicates a potential thawing of tensions and a move toward more collaborative solutions. As the landscape continues to change, stakeholders from all sides will need to engage in open dialogue to navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead.

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FAQs

What is debanking?

Debanking refers to the practice where financial institutions terminate or restrict services to certain clients without transparent reasons, often citing regulatory compliance and risk management.

Why was SAB 121 controversial?

SAB 121 required financial institutions holding crypto assets for clients to record them as liabilities, making custody services economically challenging and deterring banks from engaging with the crypto sector.

How has Senator Warren’s stance on crypto changed?

While previously critical of cryptocurrencies, Senator Warren has recently advocated against debanking practices affecting crypto firms, indicating a more nuanced position.

What does the repeal of SAB 121 mean for the crypto industry?

The repeal removes significant accounting burdens, potentially encouraging more financial institutions to offer crypto custody services and fostering industry growth.

Is there bipartisan support for addressing debanking?

Yes, both Senator Warren and former President Trump have expressed concerns about debanking, suggesting potential for bipartisan efforts to ensure fair banking access for all industries.

Glossary of Key Terms

Cryptocurrency: Digital or virtual currencies that use cryptography for security and operate on decentralized networks called blockchains.

Debanking: The practice of financial institutions terminating or restricting services to clients without clear or transparent reasons.

SAB 121: Staff Accounting Bulletin 121, a now-rescinded SEC guideline that required banks to record crypto assets held for clients as liabilities.

Crypto Custody Services: Services provided by financial institutions to securely hold and manage cryptocurrency assets on behalf of clients.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB): A U.S. government agency responsible for consumer protection in the financial sector.

Sources

decrypt.co

wsj.com

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