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JPMorgan Names Silver Lining to Ongoing Crypto Crisis

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Fri, 11/11/2022 - 20:36
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JPMorgan Names Silver Lining to Ongoing Crypto Crisis
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In a recent note, JPMorgan analysts opined that the ongoing cryptocurrency crisis could actually move the cryptocurrency industry two steps forward.     

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The leading U.S. banking institution believes that the sudden implosion of the FTX cryptocurrency empire is likely to make regulators speed up cryptocurrency rules. 

According to JPMorgan, the establishment of a comprehensive regulatory framework would be a boon for institutional adoption.   

The bank also noted that all recent cryptocurrency collapses were from centralized industry players and not from decentralized protocols. This could potentially bode well for the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector. 

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As reported by U.Today, JPMorgan recently predicted that the price of Bitcoin would collapse to $13,000 due to FTX contagion, with the market struggling to deal with a cascade of margin calls. 

Earlier today, the price of the largest cryptocurrency kept collapsing after the embattled cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao recently predicted that the current cryptocurrency crisis could exacerbate, comparing it to the 2008 financial crash. 

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