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I just found out that JPMorgan Chase closed Jack Mallers' account, the founder of Strike. Apparently, the bank cited unusual activity and compliance issues under the Bank Secrecy Act. The truth is, it's interesting to see how traditional banks remain cautious with Bitcoin companies. Jack Mallers had been quite active in the crypto payments industry, so I guess that raised some flags in JPMorgan's compliance department. Do you think this is part of a broader trend or just an isolated case? It's pretty strange for a bank to close an account over this, given how big they are.