2025-12-22 13:42:46

Big moves are coming. According to multiple sources, JPMorgan is seriously considering the possibility of opening cryptocurrency trading to institutional clients. Their market department has begun researching what products and services can be offered to enhance competitiveness in the encryption field. Insiders reveal that the plan involves two major zones: spot trading and derivatives trading.

However, it should be noted that these are still in the early exploration stage and are part of internal assessments, and have not yet been made public. But the signal released is very clear: leading traditional financial institutions are accelerating their layout in the Crypto Assets market. For institutional investors and market participants, this means that there will be more and more compliant and convenient trading channel options.

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P2ENotWorking

· 2025-12-24 15:59

JPMorgan is coming, and mainstream finance can no longer stay still Traditional big banks rushing in = good news or bad news? The polite way to say it is regulatory convenience; the harsh way is that they are here to harvest.

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SingleForYears

· 2025-12-24 04:58

JPMorgan finally can't sit still, haha this is the signal we've been waiting for --- Another internal assessment and early exploration, when will it really land? --- Having more compliance channels is certainly good, but will the fees be sky-high again... --- Traditional financial giants are starting to stake their claim, the retail investor's dividend period is about to end --- Spot and derivation are both coming? This is looking to eat up all the plates --- Insiders reveal... that word has become an ear sore, better wait for the official announcement --- Looking forward to this step, large institutions entering the market can really expand and regulate it --- Real implementation still needs to wait, don't get too excited

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 2025-12-22 14:08

Is JPMorgan getting on board? Starting to spread the word while still in the research phase indicates they are indeed optimistic about this area. It's a good thing that institutional compliance channels have increased, but it also means the advantages for retail investors have diminished. When they actually open up, the market landscape will definitely be reshuffled. We're still in the pondering stage, so don’t get too excited; such major actions usually take a long time to materialize. When these TradFi giants take action, small platforms are directly crushed; it feels like the industry is about to undergo major consolidation. Why are so many institutions holding back big moves? Is the market really about to take off?

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FarmToRiches

· 2025-12-22 14:06

If JPMorgan really takes action this time, institutions will be the biggest winners, while retail investors will get caught up again.

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Rugman_Walking

· 2025-12-22 14:05

JPMorgan is really coming, the traditional pros can no longer hide it, the encryption cake is too tempting. Institutions are paving the way, and retail investors must keep up with the rhythm, otherwise they'll be played for suckers again. The early exploration phase has been blowing the trumpet, and when it really goes live, it will break the sky. Having more compliance channels may not necessarily be a good thing; can liquidity keep up? This wave of signals is already very clear; it's just a matter of time, the moment AUM comes pouring in... The entry of traditional finance is the biggest confirmation of long-term bullishness in encryption; just look at history. What are you waiting for? If you miss this market, you'll have to wait another four years. Insiders reveal that it's usually just a smokescreen; if JPMorgan really gets moving, they would have announced it long ago. Both Spot and derivation are coming, which shows they are serious and not just a sideshow. Retail investors won't survive until that day and will be washed out, haha, that's how traditional pros operate.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 2025-12-22 14:03

JPMorgan is finally getting on board, and now TradFi really can't sit still.

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