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To mitigate the impending crisis, Dimon advocates for changes in bank regulations, specifically suggesting that Treasuries should be exempt from the supplementary leverage ratio. This would enable banks to hold more Treasuries and alleviate some risks associated with liquidity crunches. Historically, solid interventions from the Fed, similar to the Bank Term Funding Program established after the Silicon Valley Bank crisis, have allowed financial institutions to temporarily sell their Treasuries. This strategy could again serve as a lifeline for banks should the need arise.