Fundstrat Global Advisors thinks that crypto prices can see higher price points, and JPMorgan plans to launch its own coin.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. is one the largest financial holdings companies in the world. It was founded in 2000 by a conglomeration of several big financial organizations and now employs Jamie Dimon as its CEO. Not only is it the largest bank in the US, it is also the second most valuable bank by market capitalization in the world. The company is headquartered in Manhattan, New York and has representatives of JPMorgan Chase Bank in over 60 countries, offering the full range of financial services.
The company has also expressed interest in using blockchain and Bitcoin technologies. In 2017, the company joined Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, an association that was created by companies interested in testing Ethereum blockchain technology for various projects. In the beginning of 2018, the organization published the “Bitcoin Bible” for potential investors that explains the technology on which cryptocurrency is based, revealing both its strengths and its weaknesses.
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JPMorgan Chase is launching its own cryptocurrency in a first for U.S. banking.
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Terry Duffy said that until governments start to accept cryptocurrencies, it will be very difficult for major commercial banks to get involved.
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Following JPMorgan Chase’s announcement of the upcoming release of their own digital asset, Garlinghouse criticized the move on Twitter.
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U.S. banking giant JPMorgan Chase will begin conducting tests of its bespoke coin in the next several months, an executive said.
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JPMorgan exec Etienne Amic was appointed as new CEO at Vakt, a blockchain-based commodity post-trade platform.
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The world’s biggest crypto exchanges are launching OTC desks for institutional investors.
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JPMorgan Securities’ Joyce Chang has said that blockchain technology is still far from reaching institutionalization.
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by Aaron Wood
Fidelity’s cryptocurrency trading and custody platform has purportedly entered the “final testing” stages.
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by Aaron Wood
A recent report from JPMorgan reportedly notes the potential for blockchain technology in banking and payments.
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Recap of this year’s World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting.
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by Helen Partz
Jamie Dimon claimed that he did not intend to become a spokesperson against Bitcoin, and was not glad about its collapse in 2018.
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by Helen Partz
JP Morgan-backed digital services firm Smartrac has partnered with a blockchain startup run by a former Deloitte exec.
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by Helen Partz
Global investment bank JPMorgan believes that the protracted decline in crypto markets is driving away institutional investors.
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by Ana Berman
Bilbao, the largest city in northern Spain, launches a $171,000 tender to create an inter-institutional public blockchain based on Ethereum.
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