Think about what's actually happening here—it's a remarkable shift in the institutional landscape.
JP Morgan, managing $3.5 trillion in assets, spent years taking a skeptical stance on Bitcoin. Now they're actively rolling out cryptocurrency services to their client base. That's a significant 180.
Morgan Stanley, commanding $1.7 trillion AUM, followed a similar trajectory. After years of bearish positioning on digital assets, they've pivoted to offering crypto-related services to investors. The narrative has completely reversed.
What does this tell us? These aren't retail players—they're major financial institutions with institutional-grade risk management. When entities of this scale move, it signals something fundamental has shifted in how traditional finance views the crypto market. Whether it's regulatory clarity, client demand, or shifting risk assessments, the institutional crypto adoption story just got a lot more tangible.
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MEVHunter
· 10h ago
Ah... the liquidity of 5.5 trillion is starting to play arbitrage, oh my god
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SellTheBounce
· 01-15 09:35
Don't be naive. This is just their new trick to harvest retail investors again.
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LightningWallet
· 01-15 02:01
JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley, these two old giants, have finally bowed down. This is truly a turning point.
This wave of institutional entry is really different. Large funds starting to pay attention—everyone understands what that means.
In the past, there were all kinds of bearish calls on Bitcoin, and now they’re opening crypto services for clients—such a face-slapping move...
Wait, are they genuinely optimistic or just trying to harvest fees by cutting the leeks?
The speed of change from the beginning of the year until now shows that traditional finance can no longer hold up.
A month ago, they were saying digital assets are a scam, and now they’re directly accepting users... Where’s the promised risk assessment?
Institutions bottom-fishing at this point have definitely seen through it all.
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DecentralizedElder
· 01-15 02:01
They used to boast loudly, and now they use even more aggressively... These giants are really just fair-weather friends.
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MetaMisfit
· 01-15 01:47
These traditional giants have completely turned against each other... They were so resolutely opposed before, and now one after another, they are rushing in. Truly incredible.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 01-15 01:45
Wow, this is really a complete change of attitude. JP Morgan's recent moves are indeed unsustainable.
Think about what's actually happening here—it's a remarkable shift in the institutional landscape.
JP Morgan, managing $3.5 trillion in assets, spent years taking a skeptical stance on Bitcoin. Now they're actively rolling out cryptocurrency services to their client base. That's a significant 180.
Morgan Stanley, commanding $1.7 trillion AUM, followed a similar trajectory. After years of bearish positioning on digital assets, they've pivoted to offering crypto-related services to investors. The narrative has completely reversed.
What does this tell us? These aren't retail players—they're major financial institutions with institutional-grade risk management. When entities of this scale move, it signals something fundamental has shifted in how traditional finance views the crypto market. Whether it's regulatory clarity, client demand, or shifting risk assessments, the institutional crypto adoption story just got a lot more tangible.