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JPMorgan's analysts have started coverage on Circle, the stablecoin issuer, assigning it an underweight rating and setting a target price of $80 as the market cap appears inflated post-IPO.
The introduction of JPMD allows institutional clients of JPMorgan to transfer funds seamlessly on a public blockchain.
The cryptocurrency market remains resilient despite geopolitical tensions, with Bitcoin nearing its all-time high following positive news from JPMorgan and announcements surrounding upcoming exchange-traded funds.
JPMorgan's latest trademark application for a crypto platform named JPMD showcases its growing commitment to the digital asset space.
JPMorgan reports a significant rise in the combined hashrate of U.S.-listed Bitcoin miners, showcasing their increased share of the global network.
JPMorgan's recent report suggests that the favorable U.S. regulatory landscape is spurring increased initial public offerings (IPOs) in the cryptocurrency sector, matching the robust pace seen during the 2021 bull market.
JPMorgan highlights that the beginning of 2025 marked a record quarter for Bitcoin mining companies.
JPMorgan has revised upward the price targets for several Bitcoin mining companies, signifying an optimistic outlook as mining profitability increases.
JPMorgan begins allowing clients to borrow against Bitcoin ETFs, marking a significant step in institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
The bank will begin allowing clients to use shares of Bitcoin ETFs, signaling a shift towards accommodating crypto assets.
JPMorgan highlights a significant 19% increase in the market capitalization of top U.S. bitcoin miners last month.
JPMorgan reports significant outflows from U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, ending a 10-day inflow streak.
JPMorgan's research indicates that recent Ethereum upgrades have not significantly increased network activity.
Both ether and bitcoin products saw net inflows despite a decline in the prices of underlying assets, as reported.
After years of skepticism, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon announces that clients will soon be able to purchase Bitcoin, though the bank will not hold custody of the asset.
JPMorgan notes a 2% rise in Bitcoin's hashrate in early May, indicating improved mining economics.
JPMorgan's latest decision to allow clients to purchase Bitcoin signifies a major shift within the firm, despite CEO Jamie Dimon's skepticism towards cryptocurrencies.
This development marks JPMorgan's first engagement with a public blockchain through its Kinexys platform.
According to a JPMorgan report, Bitcoin miners with high-performance computing exposure have faced losses for three consecutive months, amidst an increase in network hashrate.
JPMorgan's report reveals that Bitcoin miners with traditional operations outperformed those utilizing high-performance computing.
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