JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon keeps repeating the same line: digital assets are getting more efficient and effective.
Coming from the guy who called Bitcoin a fraud in 2017, then had JPM launch its own blockchain solutions.
The irony? Traditional finance is slowly admitting what degens knew years ago—blockchain rails are superior for settlement, custody, and cross-border flows.
When the biggest bank in America can't stop talking about digital asset efficiency, you know institutional adoption isn't a question of if, but when.
TradFi is finally catching up. The infrastructure play is real.
Coming from the guy who called Bitcoin a fraud in 2017, then had JPM launch its own blockchain solutions.
The irony? Traditional finance is slowly admitting what degens knew years ago—blockchain rails are superior for settlement, custody, and cross-border flows.
When the biggest bank in America can't stop talking about digital asset efficiency, you know institutional adoption isn't a question of if, but when.
TradFi is finally catching up. The infrastructure play is real.