The current administration has extended the concept of debanking to tech founders and political opponents, creating a chilling effect on innovation and entrepreneurship.

The government can exert pressure on private banks to debank individuals, effectively creating a privatized sanctions regime against American citizens.

This debanking phenomenon has been particularly prevalent among crypto and fintech entrepreneurs over the last four years, as they face increasing pressure to protect established banks.

The de-banking phenomenon, where individuals or companies are removed from the banking system due to their political views, is a significant issue.

Social equity programs are emerging to help disenfranchised individuals enter the cannabis industry, with some companies incentivized to support those affected by past cannabis laws.

The tightening regulations from the Biden Administration have had a negative impact on businesses, leading to a realization that these changes are part of a concerted campaign against innovation and entrepreneurship.

The government has been exerting censorship pressure on American companies, which I believe is illegal and could lead to criminal charges for those involved.

The SEC has been actively trying to undermine the crypto industry under the Biden administration, using tactics like issuing Wells notices to intimidate startups without formal charges.

The U.S. government's regulatory approach to cryptocurrency is creating a chilling effect, making founders hesitant to innovate in the space due to fears of legal repercussions.