The Banking Lobby Fought Crypto For 3 Years. Then in 30 Days They Switched Sides

In this monologue, the speaker argues that the U.S. banking lobby, which had opposed cryptocurrency for three years, abruptly reversed its stance within a 30‑day window, signaling a coordinated financial regime change. He outlines seven pivotal events: (1) BlackRock’s secret SEC filing for a fund to hold stablecoin reserves (May 9), (2) JP Morgan’s identical filing three days later (May 12), (3) the DTCC’s announcement that it will integrate Chainlink and use blockchain‑based collateral (May 12), (4) the Senate Banking Committee’s passage of the Clarity Act (15‑9 vote), (5) the swearing‑in of Kevin Walsh as Federal Reserve chair, a figure with holdings in over 30 crypto firms, and (6‑7) two additional unnamed developments that together represent the first simultaneous shift across all four layers of the financial system—asset management, banking, market infrastructure, and regulation. The speaker frames these moves as a deliberate, coordinated effort to capture crypto profits, control stablecoin reserves, and own the underlying rails, warning that this will lead to rapid market upheaval. He promotes a live Q&A session at 4 PM EST for further analysis.










