Jack Mallers, the CEO of Strike, was recently directly shut down by JPMorgan, and this has caused quite a stir in the community.

To be honest, traditional banks have always had a rather subtle attitude towards crypto enterprises. This time, directly closing accounts has made many people start to worry—are we about to see a new round of "de-banking" movements? After all, Jack Mallers is no small player in the Bitcoin payment field, and Strike is considered an important player in the Lightning Network.

The market response has been relatively calm, with major cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and SOL not being significantly affected for the time being. However, this signal is worth noting: when traditional financial giants start targeting crypto practitioners, the compliance pressure on the entire industry may escalate again.

Some say this is a good thing, forcing the industry to accelerate decentralization; others feel this will deter more institutions. What do you think?