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JPMorgan: Most Institutional Investors Not Interested in Crypto Investing
A new survey by JPMorgan indicates that nearly 80% of institutional investors aren’t interested in buying cryptocurrencies. But 58% believe crypto is here to stay. “The Hash” panel weighs in on what these numbers potentially mean.
JPMorgan Explains its Bearish Bitcoin Report
JPMorgan Global Market Strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou joins "All About Bitcoin" to discuss why his company believes the $50K bitcoin price level is unsustainable. "It's a mania," he claims.
Will Other Big Companies follow Tesla’s Bitcoin Investment?
Tesla’s purchase of $1.5 billion in bitcoin may not trigger other S&P 500 companies to move their cash reserves into BTC, suggests investment bank JPMorgan. The Hash panel weighs in.
Crypto-Friendly Signature Bank Added to JPMorgan's 'Focus List'
Signature is "positioned to ride the crypto wave," a JPMorgan analyst wrote.
Ripple Board Lands JPMorgan Veteran and Regulatory Expert Sandie O'Connor
The appointment comes as U.S.-based Ripple is openly contemplating relocating its headquarters to another country, citing lack of regulatory clarity.
More Institutions Are Buying Bitcoin, Say JPMorgan Analysts
In their “Flows & Liquidity” report, JP Morgan analysts say institutions are piling into bitcoin at a stronger pace this quarter than they were in Q3 and may have a bigger role in price movement than quantitative traders.
ConsenSys Acquires JPMorgan's Quorum Blockchain
Quorum, the enterprise blockchain platform developed by mega-bank JPMorgan Chase, is to be acquired by ConsenSys, the Brooklyn-based Ethereum venture studio.
JPMorgan Analysts: Bitcoin Is Likely to Survive (as a Speculative Asset)
Bitcoin proved itself a resilient asset, if not a stable or useful currency, during March's global market meltdown, JPMorgan analysts told investors.
Libra Wanted a Currency, All We Need Are DeFi's Open Payment Rails
Rather than build an alternative currency like Libra, Facebook should concentrate on building new infrastructure, like the open systems in the ethereum-DeFi space, says ConsenSys's Lex Sokolin.
