JPMorgan's decision to accept Bitcoin ETFs as collateral marks a significant step in integrating digital assets into traditional financial services amid evolving market dynamics.
Despite disappointing US economic data, risk assets remained stable. JPMorgan Chase will allow clients to use Bitcoin ETFs as loan collateral, marking a notable shift in its approach to digital assets. The move responds to increased demand and a favorable regulatory environment. Meanwhile, Circle Internet Financial has filed for an IPO, and spot BTC/ETH ETFs saw net inflows of $87 million and $57 million, respectively.