Crypto's banking issue isn't ironic.

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Crypto's banking issues, aka Choke Point 2.0, highlight the need for banking reform.

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Silvergate's issues highlight that crypto has a banking problem. Many crypto critics find it amusing that crypto, which was created to bypass the banking system, now requires banks to do so.

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Banks and crypto can coexist, even in a hyperbitcoinized world. Honest banking can be a net positive, and just because the option to opt-out of using a bank exists with bitcoin or some other crypto doesn't mean that everyone will shun banks entirely.

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There'll always be self-sovereign individuals who reject third parties, but billions of people rely on them. Bitcoin and crypto can foster a world with more honest third parties. More honest banks that keep money safe and provide credit are better than fewer honest banks.

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Crypto companies need banks to "skirt the banking system".

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This highlights the need to break up or skirt the banking system.A critical institution in a country can bring an industry to its knees with the threat of regulation.

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This is currently happening in the United States.

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The government is making an implicit promise of future regulation if banks don't comply with servicing crypto companies. The meaning of "shape up" is unclear.

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