[JPMorgan 'Shuts Down' Strike CEO, Sparking Renewed Concerns Over 'Debanking' Wave in the U.S. Crypto Industry] BlockBeats News, November 25: U.S. banking giant JPMorgan has closed the personal account of Strike CEO Jack Mallers, a Bitcoin payment company, reigniting concerns in the U.S. crypto industry over the 'debanking' wave. Mallers posted on X on Sunday, stating that JPMorgan had unexpectedly closed his personal account last month without providing a reason. He wrote: 'Last month, JPMorgan kicked me out of the bank. Every time I asked why, they only said one thing: We can't tell you the reason.' This incident has once again raised fears about 'Operation Chokepoint 2.0'—a term critics use to describe government pressure on banks to sever ties with crypto companies. U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis posted on X on Monday, saying: 'Operation Chokepoint 2.0 sadly still exists.' She pointed out that JPMorgan's actions are undermining public confidence in the traditional banking system and pushing the crypto industry overseas. Lummis called for an end to this practice: 'The United States should be the global hub for digital assets, not force this industry to leave.'