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The power game on Wall Street has escalated. The conflicts between Trump and JPMorgan Chase are becoming more overt, and this is not just a political struggle; changes in financial policies behind the scenes could impact the entire market ecosystem.
Two recent signals are worth noting. First is the plan to sue JPMorgan Chase—charges involve "debanking" and political discrimination. This reflects a constraint on the power of financial institutions. Second, Trump explicitly denied certain rumors about Federal Reserve personnel, acting quickly.
But the real impact comes from policy levels: credit card interest rate caps set at 10%. It sounds policy-friendly, but for banks, it means profit margins are cut in half. When banks' profit margins are squeezed, how will they respond? At this point, some financial institutions may adopt a more aggressive approach to embracing crypto assets and on-chain financial tools to find new revenue streams.
The collision between traditional finance and policy often drives the market to seek new outlets. When regulations tighten and policies are adjusted, market participants begin reallocating assets. The crypto market happens to be a variable in this reshaping of power. The redistribution of financial power has just begun.