Wall Street’s crypto debate is over as banks go all-in on BTC, stablecoins, tokenized cash
Big banks aren’t debating crypto anymore — they’re building it. From tokenized cash to ETFs, Wall Street is quietly going onchain
- JPM Coin heads to the Canton Network
JPMorgan announced plans to issue its US dollar-denominated deposit token, JPM Coin (JPMD), natively on the Canton Network, marking another step by Wall Street toward production-ready blockchain infrastructure.
- Morgan Stanley enters crypto ETF race
US investment bank Morgan Stanley is entering the cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund market, with proposed products offering exposure to Bitcoin and Solana, following the strong debut of spot crypto ETFs in the United States. The bank has filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to launch two investment vehicles, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust and the Morgan Stanley Solana Trust, designed to provide passive investment exposure to the performance of their underlying digital assets.
- Barclays invests in stablecoin infrastructure
London-based banking giant Barclays has made its first investment in a stablecoin-focused company, signaling traditional finance’s growing interest in digital dollar infrastructure. “This investment aligns with Barclays’ approach to explore opportunities based on new forms of digital money, such as stablecoins,” the bank said in a statement.
- Bank of America wealth advisers to recommend Bitcoin ETFs
US investors may soon receive recommendations to buy Bitcoin ETFs from Bank of America’s private bank and Merrill Edge platforms, adding to evidence of Bitcoin’s growing integration into traditional finance. The bank’s chief investment office has approved coverage of four U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, including products offered by Bitwise, Fidelity, BlackRock and Grayscale. Collectively, the funds manage more than $100 billion in Bitcoin assets. [see full article at link]
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This one needs little comment - other than to say that the digital-money control-grid switch-over is now getting very very real and very plainly is now on full-speed ahead .. and that digital-money means ultimately the end of cash, the end of cash means the end of any semblance of 'freedom' - i.e. everything controlled by private entities behind a led screen requiring ability to 'log in' - be fully fully aware -- see #6 and #12: 2025 Review: Not Good END GAME USA Officially Launched - 15 Most-EndGame Events - ZIO-NuAMERIKA
Rev. 18:4
Big banks aren’t debating crypto anymore — they’re building it. From tokenized cash to ETFs, Wall Street is quietly going onchain
- JPM Coin heads to the Canton Network
JPMorgan announced plans to issue its US dollar-denominated deposit token, JPM Coin (JPMD), natively on the Canton Network, marking another step by Wall Street toward production-ready blockchain infrastructure.
- Morgan Stanley enters crypto ETF race
US investment bank Morgan Stanley is entering the cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund market, with proposed products offering exposure to Bitcoin and Solana, following the strong debut of spot crypto ETFs in the United States. The bank has filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to launch two investment vehicles, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust and the Morgan Stanley Solana Trust, designed to provide passive investment exposure to the performance of their underlying digital assets.
- Barclays invests in stablecoin infrastructure
London-based banking giant Barclays has made its first investment in a stablecoin-focused company, signaling traditional finance’s growing interest in digital dollar infrastructure. “This investment aligns with Barclays’ approach to explore opportunities based on new forms of digital money, such as stablecoins,” the bank said in a statement.
- Bank of America wealth advisers to recommend Bitcoin ETFs
US investors may soon receive recommendations to buy Bitcoin ETFs from Bank of America’s private bank and Merrill Edge platforms, adding to evidence of Bitcoin’s growing integration into traditional finance. The bank’s chief investment office has approved coverage of four U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, including products offered by Bitwise, Fidelity, BlackRock and Grayscale. Collectively, the funds manage more than $100 billion in Bitcoin assets. [see full article at link]
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This one needs little comment - other than to say that the digital-money control-grid switch-over is now getting very very real and very plainly is now on full-speed ahead .. and that digital-money means ultimately the end of cash, the end of cash means the end of any semblance of 'freedom' - i.e. everything controlled by private entities behind a led screen requiring ability to 'log in' - be fully fully aware -- see #6 and #12: 2025 Review: Not Good END GAME USA Officially Launched - 15 Most-EndGame Events - ZIO-NuAMERIKA
Rev. 18:4
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