JPMorgan Chase is reportedly exploring the launch of crypto trading products, including spot and derivatives, for its institutional clients — marking a notable shift despite CEO Jamie Dimon’s long-standing skepticism toward Bitcoin.

This move reflects a broader trend across Wall Street, with major firms like Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab planning to roll out crypto trading services by 2026, driven by improving regulatory clarity in the U.S.

While ongoing macroeconomic pressures have kept Bitcoin largely range-bound in the short term, JPMorgan analysts remain optimistic, projecting the potential for meaningful price growth over the next 6–12 months as institutional adoption accelerates.