A major compliant platform CEO recently spoke out, accusing traditional banking systems of obstructing the advancement of cryptocurrency policies. He stated that the true motive of these financial institutions is to protect their profit margins, and ultimately, the costs will be borne by ordinary people—they are effectively hollowing out the pockets of the common folk. These remarks hit a nerve within the crypto community: the long-standing conflict between traditional finance and the blockchain ecosystem, with the vested interests of the banking industry naturally conflicting with the development理念 of open finance. As the crypto market gradually enters the mainstream spotlight, such voices may become more frequent, reflecting the industry's genuine concerns about the policy environment.
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LadderToolGuy
· 9h ago
Those bank folks are stubbornly sticking to the old routines, really incredible... Someone should have exposed this long ago.
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PessimisticOracle
· 9h ago
Those bank folks are just afraid of getting wiped out, so they make up stories saying we're harvesting the leeks... So ironic.
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SandwichVictim
· 9h ago
That old trick of the banks really never ends, haha
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MissedTheBoat
· 9h ago
We've seen the bank tricks so many times before, we're just afraid of being overthrown by the revolution.
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GmGmNoGn
· 9h ago
Those bank guys are just monopolizing the discourse power. Basically, they're just afraid that we might disrupt their livelihood.
A major compliant platform CEO recently spoke out, accusing traditional banking systems of obstructing the advancement of cryptocurrency policies. He stated that the true motive of these financial institutions is to protect their profit margins, and ultimately, the costs will be borne by ordinary people—they are effectively hollowing out the pockets of the common folk. These remarks hit a nerve within the crypto community: the long-standing conflict between traditional finance and the blockchain ecosystem, with the vested interests of the banking industry naturally conflicting with the development理念 of open finance. As the crypto market gradually enters the mainstream spotlight, such voices may become more frequent, reflecting the industry's genuine concerns about the policy environment.