Martin Gruenberg rời chức Chủ tịch FDIC vào 19/1

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　　Martin Gruenberg, the chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and alleged “architect of Operation Chokepoint 2.0,” has reportedly announced hell retire on Jan. 19 — a day before Donald Trump is inaugurated as president.

　　Reuters reported on Nov. 20 that Gruenberg, a Democrat, confirmed his departure in a message to FDIC employees, saying that he had informed the outgoing President Joe Biden of his decision.

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　　Republican House Representative Tom Emmer blasted Gruenberg on X in response to the news, claiming he was “an architect of Operation Chokepoint 2.0 and drove the FDIC into the ground, failing to protect his own employees from the toxic work environment that he cultivated.”

　　Source: Tom Emmer

　　Emmers comment stems from a May Congressional hearing where Gruenberg testified after an investigation said the FDIC under his watch fostered a culture that exposed staff to sexual assault, harassment and mistreatment.

　　Operation Chokepoint 2.0 refers to a rumored and unconfirmed United States government initiative to pressure banks into refusing or limiting services to crypto businesses, which may have caused crypto exchanges like Binance to spend time without a local banking partner after Silvergate and Signature Bank collapsed in March 2023.

　　Gruenbergs exit comes six months after he said he would step down in May and will end his time at the FDIC where he has intermittently served as chair or acting chair since 2005.

　　His exit clears the way for Trump to select a new boss for one of the countrys top banking regulators.

　　Nic Carter, a partner at Castle Island Ventures who coined the term “Operation Chokepoint 2.0,” recently claimed that Silvergate likely would have survived had it not been forced into voluntary liquidation by US regulators trying to “decapitate” the crypto industry.

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　　He claimed an insider at the bank told him Silvergate was forced to cap crypto deposits at 15% or face consequences.

　　Crypto companies rely heavily on crypto-friendly banks to accept deposits, enable on-ramps for customers and pay expenses.

　　Most industry pundits expect a friendlier crypto regulatory environment under Trump as the president-elect campaign on ending perceived regulatory hostility toward the industry.