Simply Bitcoin Bank Collapse Incoming? Here’s What They’re Not Telling You | Beyond Bitcoin
Feb 1, 2026
Eric Trump, businessman and son of former President Donald Trump, shares short clips about being 'debanked' and financial exclusion. Discussion covers banks cutting access and money becoming permission, weekend holds and profit-driven delays, and Bitcoin as an opt-out to regain control. Political pressure on banking and calls for scrutiny of account closures are also raised.
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Bank Access Can Be Revoked Instantly
- Oceans opens with a practical scenario: a card decline due to bank review that blocks access over a weekend.
- He uses this to illustrate how bank controls can make money feel like permission, not property.
Banks Prioritize Their Risk Over Your Access
- Oceans argues banks act to manage their risk, not to serve customers, and cut access when customers become risks.
- He warns that when banks deny service by belief or politics, money shifts from property to permission.
Major Banks Closed Trump Accounts Overnight
- Eric Trump recounts getting letters from major banks closing numerous corporate accounts without due process.
- He frames this as political and extrajudicial debanking affecting businesses and everyday people.