The UK's second-largest bank, Barclays, has suddenly announced that starting from June 27, it will prohibit customers from using its credit cards for any Crypto Assets transactions. (Background: Trump plans to sign an executive order prohibiting banks from discriminating against the crypto industry, Powell nods: banks can serve Web3 companies) (Additional context: Why the federal bank blocked agreed transfers: the ratio of crypto accounts becoming warning accounts is too high, and it is difficult to trace fraudulent cash flows) Barclays, the second largest bank in the UK, announced last night that starting from June 27, it will prohibit customers from using the credit cards it issues for any Crypto Assets transactions. It stated that if users wish to continue investing, they can only use debit cards, bank transfers, or specialized crypto payment tools. Risk considerations: Barclays stated in a brief statement that the prices of Crypto Assets are highly volatile, and if cardholders enter the market using credit limits, the debt pressure will rise sharply once the market price suddenly falls. From 2025,