Trumpet suddenly announced that he will sue JPMorgan Chase within two weeks, alleging that this Wall Street giant engaged in improper "debanking" after 2021, directly cutting off financial services. At the same time, he dismissed rumors that JPMorgan CEO Dimon would become the Federal Reserve Chair, claiming they were purely media fabrication.

Why has this incident caused a stir in the crypto community? The key lies in a phenomenon exposed behind the event: the systemic exclusion by traditional financial institutions is pushing capital towards the crypto sector.

The Trump family publicly stated that it is precisely because they were rejected by traditional banks that they are focusing on the crypto field. His son Donald explicitly pointed out that crypto assets will become the core force of the future financial system. This is not just a simple business complaint, but a paving of the way for a larger strategic shift.

What is even more noteworthy is the move by World Liberty Financial — a decentralized finance platform supported by Trump has applied for a banking license and launched a stablecoin called USD1, aiming to establish a bridge between traditional finance and the crypto world. This means that crypto is no longer a marginal choice but an official alternative to the traditional financial system.

Although JPMorgan Chase denies the debanking accusations, the crypto deployment by the Trump family is accelerating. From stablecoins to decentralized platforms, and with political influence backing, this combination signals very clearly: when traditional finance closes its doors, the crypto world is opening a wider window.

For investors holding risk assets like Meme coins, what might this reallocation of financial power mean? Market volatility and new opportunities are brewing.