Check the bad crypto news of the past week.
JPMorgan News
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.
- AUDIO
- News
by Samuel Haig
America’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase, has settled a $1 million class-action lawsuit over unannounced changes to its credit cards’ fee schedule for crypto purc...
- Review
Alex Tapscott discusses his recently released book Financial Services Revolution with Cointelegraph.
- News
JP Morgan report says that current blockchain developments are lying down the foundation for digital money, but more centralization is needed.
- Follow up
Pundits believe that a merger between JP Morgan and ConsenSys solutions is a step in the right direction for both companies and the crypto industry.
- Opinion
by J.D.Salbego
Will the mass adoption of blockchain help the industry flourish, or destroy the fundamental nature of the tech’s decentralized principles?
- News
JPMorgan Chase, the U.S.’ largest bank, is reportedly considering merging its in-house blockchain unit Quorum with Ethereum-focused firm ConsenSys.
- New Year Special
There were signs in 2019 that large institutions are moving closer to embracing cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies.
- Recap
The World Economic Forum 2020 tackled many of the regulatory issues currently plaguing the global crypto sector.
- News
by Helen Partz
JPMorgan’s blockchain spin-off Kadena has launched its public blockchain, completing what it calls the “industry’s first hybrid blockchain platform.”
- News
by Helen Partz
Blockchain will be the most in-demand hard skill in 2020, according to a new study by the educational subsidiary of professional social network LinkedIn.
- New Year Special
Prices moved up and back down, yet the talent kept coming to work: Let’s take a look at a list of individuals who abandoned legacy industries and ventured into ...
- News
A review of Bitcoin futures volumes in the week prior to the launch of options reveals “high anticipation,” according to a note from the bank’s analysts.
- News
by Helen Partz
United States-based cryptocurrency brokerage BitOoda has secured $7 million in funding from investors including former senior investment exec at JPMorgan.
- News
by Helen Partz
As Robinhood plans to allow its users to buy slices of shares at $1, over 200,000 users have expressed their intent to use the service.
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