JPMorgan Says Crypto Selloff is Nearing a Bottom as BTC and ETH Record Mass Outflows
JPMorgan analysis suggests the crypto selloff is nearing its bottom despite BTC and ETH outflows, signaling potential stabilization after months of de-risking.
JPMorgan analysis suggests the crypto selloff is nearing its bottom despite BTC and ETH outflows, signaling potential stabilization after months of de-risking.
Wall Street is divided on Ethereum’s outlook, with BlackRock betting on tokenization while JPMorgan remains cautious. Ethereum faces a critical test at $1,960 amidst a massive 33 million ETH resistance level.
Donald Trump sues JPMorgan Chase for $5 billion in a Florida federal court, alleging wrongful debanking following the January 6th Capitol attack.
JPMorgan warns that interest-bearing stablecoins, while innovative, could undermine traditional banking systems due to lack of regulatory oversight and potential financial instability.
Analysts, including Samson Mow and JPMorgan, predict Bitcoin could reach $1 million, driven by yearly price patterns and increasing institutional adoption.
Crypto market sees mixed movements as Trump refuses to pardon Sam Bankman-Fried and Florida revisits state-level Bitcoin reserve. Analysts suggest sell-off may be bottoming.
Explore the latest developments in the crypto market, including ZCash’s 19% drop, JPMorgan’s JPM Coin, and regulatory updates.
ZCash (ZEC) crashes 19% after developer team resigns, while BTC struggles below $90K. JPMorgan and Barclays make major crypto moves. Starknet faces outage.
JPMorgan analysts suggest the crypto sell-off has reached its bottom as ETF flows stabilize, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs showing two-way flows and MSCI keeping digital-asset treasury firms in indexes.
JPMorgan expands JPM Coin to the Canton Network, marking a major milestone in institutional blockchain adoption. Learn what this means for DeFi and traditional finance.