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The conflict between former U.S. President Trump and JPMorgan Chase has intensified, reflecting deep fissures between traditional finance and the crypto ecosystem.

According to reports, Trump has accused JPMorgan Chase of banning him from financial services since 2021, calling it "unfair treatment." He even threatened to take legal action, expecting a court hearing within two weeks. JPMorgan Chase has denied the allegations, claiming they have not taken any "blacklisting" measures.

Behind this controversy lies an interesting shift. The Trump family has recently become increasingly involved with cryptocurrencies. Family members have publicly stated that restrictive policies of traditional banking systems have prompted them to turn to digital assets. This reflects a phenomenon: when traditional financial systems set barriers for certain clients, decentralized finance platforms become a new alternative.

More notably, the platform closely associated with Trump, World Liberty Financial, has been very active. The platform has not only applied for a banking license but also launched its own stablecoin, USD1. This strategy indicates that some participants are directly entering the financial infrastructure sector, attempting to bypass traditional banking intermediaries.

From a market perspective, this conflict highlights several trends: First, the appeal of cryptocurrencies and DeFi ecosystems as financial alternatives is rising; second, the combination of stablecoins and banking licenses is becoming a new competitive model; third, competition and dialogue between traditional financial institutions and emerging digital asset platforms are intensifying.

The dispute between JPMorgan Chase and Trump is only superficial; the real story lies in the evolution of the financial system itself. Regardless of the lawsuit outcome, this event is generating buzz around the compliant development of cryptocurrencies and DeFi.