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Eric Trump Says 'Big Banks' Doing Everything They Can To Stop Crypto Legislation For 'Obvious' Reasons: 'The Entire Financial System Is Changing'

Eric Trump Says 'Big Banks' Doing Everything They Can To Stop Crypto Legislation For 'Obvious' Reasons: 'The Entire Financial System Is Changing' Vishaal Sanjay Sat, January 24, 2026 at 11:01 PM GMT+5:30 7 min read ABTC Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Eric Trump said major U. S. banks are actively resisting cryptocurrency legislation because it threatens what he described as a long-standing monopoly over the financial system.

Eric Trump Says 'Big Banks' Doing Everything They Can To Stop Crypto Legislation For 'Obvious' Reasons: 'The Entire Financial System Is Changing'

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Key Highlights

  • ‘Big Banks’ Trying Everything To Stop Crypto Legislation The son of President Donald Trump and the co-founder of American Bitcoin Corp.
  • (NASDAQ:ABTC) and World Liberty Financial (CRYPTO: WLFI) argued that legacy banks benefit from inefficiencies built into traditional finance and have little incentive to support faster, technology-driven alternatives, while speaking to Fox Business from Davos on Thursday.
  • “The big banks have been an absolute monopoly of our financial system for years,” he said, while pointing to inefficiencies in the current system.
  • “Why can’t you send a wire transfer past 5 o’clock on a Friday afternoon?” he asked.
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  1. Eric Trump Says 'Big Banks' Doing Everything They Can To Stop Crypto Legislation For 'Obvious' Reasons: 'The Entire Financial System Is Changing'

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