Have you seen this about JPMorgan?

They are now using Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral to borrow money, with an LTV of 40-50%,

which can unlock $80 billion to $1 trillion in liquidity without selling coins.

Institutions can secure funding without selling and avoid taxes by investing elsewhere.

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are expected to launch similar programs within 6 months, and all major banks will be forced to follow suit, or they'll lose business.

For example:

A hedge fund can now borrow $10 million by pledging $15 million worth of Bitcoin.

Valuation method:

JPMorgan will use real-time oracle data from providers like Chainlink to determine cryptocurrency prices.

To control risk, the bank will apply a “discount” — that is, a discount on the value of the pledged cryptocurrency.

Let me explain the “discount”:

If you pledge $100,000 worth of Bitcoin, and the bank applies a 30% to 50% discount, JPMorgan may only lend you $50,000 to $70,000 to offset volatility risk.

The important point is the timing:

On October 24, 2025, JPMorgan announced it would accept Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral for some loan products,

using Coinbase for custody, indeed allowing institutions to use BTC and ETH as collateral for loans.

This truly turns crypto skeptics into die-hard fans, allowing them to borrow money without selling coins to play the game.

JPMorgan, a traditional financial bank that once completely ignored crypto,

has directly upgraded from enemy to partner.

As mentioned in the recording:

This does not mean one system has “defeated” another,

but rather highlights the increasing role of private innovation in the ongoing discussions about central bank digital currencies (CBDC) in the public sector.

The release of such positive news should align with expectations for a small initial rise, but don't rush it...