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Swan Bitcoin Moves To Subpoena US Secretary Of Commerce And Cantor Fitzgerald –Details

Swan Bitcoin has requested a US court for permission to subpoena Cantor Fitzgerald and US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick (its former CEO) in a dispute involving Tether. The company alleges a conspiracy in mid-2024 where employees, including ex-CIO Raphael Zagury, collaborated with Tether personnel to undermine their joint venture, 2040 Energy. Following a mass resignation and alleged theft of documents, the defectors formed a new entity called Proton. Tether-appointed directors later approved the sale of the venture's mining assets to a Tether subsidiary at a significantly undervalued price. Swan claims Lutnick, introduced by Tether's Giancarlo Devasini, had access to confidential data and mining details before abruptly cutting contact. The firm seeks evidence for foreign legal proceedings against Tether executives.

bitcoinist03/26 00:02

Swan Bitcoin Moves To Subpoena US Secretary Of Commerce And Cantor Fitzgerald –Details

bitcoinist03/26 00:02

‘Grow up... We debank Democrats, we debank Republicans:’ JPMorgan CEO

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon denies that the bank debanks customers based on political or religious affiliations, stating it has closed accounts for people across the political spectrum, including Democrats and Republicans, but never for those reasons. He emphasizes that debanking occurs due to compliance with government subpoenas and other risk factors, not political bias. Dimon reveals he has advocated for over 15 years to change debanking rules, which he calls "customer unfriendly," and applauds the Trump administration's efforts to address the issue. The comments follow accusations from Trump-linked entities and crypto firms, like Strike and ShapeShift, about account closures, raising concerns over financial censorship. Dimon urges reform rather than blame, noting both Democratic and Republican administrations have pressured banks.

cointelegraph12/08 03:41

‘Grow up... We debank Democrats, we debank Republicans:’ JPMorgan CEO

cointelegraph12/08 03:41

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