crypto exchangeCoinbase CEO: Chase Bank’s move to ban crypto payments is inappropriate

Coinbase CEO: Chase Bank’s move to ban crypto payments is inappropriate

According to news on September 27, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted on Sunak, as well as British MP Andrew Griffith, said Chase did not appear to respect its policy objectives (ideas).

Additionally, Armstrong advised UK cryptocurrency holders to close their Chase bank accounts.

It was reported yesterday that British banking giant Chase Bank will ban cryptocurrency-related payments for British customers from October 16. Chase said it banned crypto payments because “fraudsters are increasingly using crypto assets to steal large sums of money from people.

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