JPMorgan is under fire for allegedly using underhanded tactics to cut off banking services to crypto-friendly businesses and advocates—effectively "de-banking" them without clear explanations. Critics claim the financial giant is quietly sidelining players in the crypto space, raising concerns about transparency and fair access to financial services.

Editor’s Note: If true, this isn’t just about crypto—it’s about whether big banks can arbitrarily shut out entire industries without accountability. For a sector already battling regulatory uncertainty, losing access to basic banking could stifle innovation or push it into riskier corners of finance. It also sparks a bigger debate: Who gets to decide which businesses "deserve" banking services?