JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Says He Believes in Stablecoins and Blockchain: CNBC Crypto World

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he believes in stablecoins and blockchain: CNBC Crypto World

On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin inches higher while ether and solana dip a day after the Fed kept rates unchanged. Plus, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon tells CNBC he believes in blockchain and stablecoins, but not bitcoin. And, Ryan Eagan of the Crypto Council for Innovation discusses the White House crypto report released by the Trump administration Wednesday.

Jamie Dimon just gave a thumbs up to stablecoins—but still won't say anything nice about Bitcoin

The CEO of JPMorgan Chase gave a shout out on Wednesday to stablecoins, one of the buzziest sectors in the crypto. “I’m a believer in stablecoins, believer in blockchain, not personally, a believer in Bitcoin itself,” Jamie Dimon said in an interview with CNBC. He added that his bank “will have” a stablecoin, or cryptocurrency pegged to underlying assets like the U.S. dollar. “There are things that stablecoins maybe can do that your traditional …

Jamie Dimon Warms Up to Blockchain and Stablecoins

During the interview, Dimon made it clear that JPMorgan’s increasing involvement in the crypto space—like plans for a deposit coin, a stablecoin expansion, and a new partnership with Coinbase—is driven by customer demand rather than personal enthusiasm. This evolving outlook is very similar to indus...

JPMorgan Eyes Blockchain, Stablecoins; Bitcoin Skepticism Remains - Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies Tabloid

JPMorgan supports blockchain, stablecoins amid Bitcoin skepticism, reflecting customer demand and regulatory shifts.

JPMorgan Boss Jamie Dimon Praises Stablecoins, Remains Bitcoin Skeptic

JP Morgan Chase CEO and former crypto critic Jamie Dimon has praised stablecoins but still says he doesn't believe in Bitcoin.

Jamie Dimon backs stablecoins after years of crypto criticism | The New York Ledger

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon appeared to moderate his long-held suspicion towards digital possessions in a CNBC interview Tuesday early morning, stating he’s now “a follower in stablecoins” and sees worth in blockchain innovation. Throughout the interview, Dimon recommended JPMorgan’s shift towards crypto is being driven by client need, not conviction. “We’re going to accommodate … It’s what the client desires, not what JPMorgan desires,” he stated,…