Winklevoss Drops a Bomb on JPMorgan’s Crypto Data Fees—Is This the Quiet War That Could Destroy Your Investments?
Critics, however, including Winklevoss, called this a textbook case of regulatory capture—where large banks influence rules to limit competition.
Winklevoss slams Dimon’s ‘anti-crypto agenda’
While JPMorgan claims the new fees are necessary to limit excessive data requests, critics see it as part of a broader attempt by traditional finance to tighten its grip on the evolving financial ecosystem.
Remarking on the same, Winklevoss added,
“Jamie Dimon and his cronies are trying to undercut President Trump’s mandate to make America the pro innovation and the crypto capital of the world. We must fight back!”
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