JP Morgan expects further digital currency support
JP Morgan believes more companies will add features that allows users to invest in digital currencies, otherwise, they will get left behind by competitors.
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JPMorgan offloads unprofitable Quorum network
The acquisition has raised many eyebrows from observers, as they wonder why JPMorgan would sell their database network.
JPMorgan is wrong: Why BTC won’t survive as speculative asset
JPMorgan analysts have drawn a controversial conclusion that BTC is likely to survive in the future, even as a speculative asset.
JPMorgan agrees to settle digital currency fee lawsuit for $2.5M
The case was raised by JPMorgan Chase customers after it emerged the bank had charged digital currency transactions as if they were cash advances.
This week in tech: Jack Dorsey eyes decentralized social media platform
Jack Dorsey believes social media platforms shoud adapt a decentralized and open source standard, and Twitter is funding the team that will work on this.
Wells Fargo pilots internal settlement service run on distributed ledger
The internal settlement service will rely on the Wells Fargo Digital Cash, an internal stablecoin that will be pegged to the U.S. dollar.
JPMorgan adds rival Deutsche Bank to blockchain-based network
The German bank, considered to be the fifth largest in the region, becomes the latest bank to join the Interbank Information Network (IIN).
Wall Street analysts deride new JPMorgan crypto
JPMorgan recently announced that it has begun to offer its own version of a cryptocurrency stablecoin, the JP Coin.
Max Keiser gets blunt on JPMorgan crypto report
Earlier this year, Max Keiser, host of the Keiser Report and well-known broadcaster, asserted that a new world reserve currency is coming, and that it will be cryptocurrency.
JPMorgan provides its global perspectives on blockchains and cryptocurrencies
JPMorgan has released a 53-page “snapshot” of the state of cryptocurrencies and blockchains. The report is a fascinating view of how the industry has progressed and where it is headed, even though the analysts seem—on a few occasions—to not completely understand the space.