Cryptocurrency payment company Kontigo's leader Jesus A. Castillo recently responded to a media report. The report claimed that the company had its account closed by JPMorgan Chase for "compliance reasons," but Castillo directly denied the accuracy of this statement.
Castillo not only refuted the report but also pointed out that there are serious issues with the report itself, with wording that even involves defamation. From his remarks, the company appears to be quite dissatisfied with how it has been portrayed externally.
Although Castillo did not fully elaborate on the details in his response, this exchange of words reflects the ongoing tension between the crypto industry and traditional financial institutions regarding account compliance issues. What exactly caused this conflict, and what is the true situation behind each side's claims, still requires further factual clarification.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 8h ago
JPMorgan is causing trouble again, really getting on my nerves
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This kind of blame game happens every month, anyone who believes it is the one who loses
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They don't clarify the details, just throwing blame around, what's the point? I just want to know the truth
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Defamation? Ha, traditional finance is just this routine, suppressing crypto companies
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Kontillo needs to quickly present the evidence, or it will just be one-sided claims
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Banks are like this, they close accounts at the slightest disagreement, no one cares
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Both sides are arguing, and we ordinary people are kept in the dark
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Compliance, compliance, just an excuse, they just don't like us
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Wait and see, there will definitely be more plot twists to come
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FarmHopper
· 8h ago
JPMorgan is causing trouble again, this time targeting crypto companies' accounts, claiming compliance reasons, but they really have no idea what's going on inside.
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TooScaredToSell
· 8h ago
JPMorgan is causing trouble again, they really can't stand seeing crypto companies succeed...
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 8h ago
JPMorgan's approach is really ruthless. Crypto companies need to be cautious; compliance is just a facade.
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PerennialLeek
· 8h ago
JPMorgan is causing trouble again? This trick is getting really old.
Cryptocurrency payment company Kontigo's leader Jesus A. Castillo recently responded to a media report. The report claimed that the company had its account closed by JPMorgan Chase for "compliance reasons," but Castillo directly denied the accuracy of this statement.
Castillo not only refuted the report but also pointed out that there are serious issues with the report itself, with wording that even involves defamation. From his remarks, the company appears to be quite dissatisfied with how it has been portrayed externally.
Although Castillo did not fully elaborate on the details in his response, this exchange of words reflects the ongoing tension between the crypto industry and traditional financial institutions regarding account compliance issues. What exactly caused this conflict, and what is the true situation behind each side's claims, still requires further factual clarification.