JPMorgan, как сообщается, открывает возможность использования биткоина и Ethereum в качестве залога для институциональных клиентов.

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-06-23Last updated on 2025-10-24

Американская многонациональная финансовая корпорация JPMorgan, как сообщается, позволит своим институциональным клиентам использовать биткоин (BTC) и Ethereum (ETH) в качестве залога.

Этот шаг станет одним из самых значительных для крупного традиционного банка в направлении интеграции цифровых активов в основное финансовое русло, что отражает растущее доверие к криптовалютам как к легитимным финансовым инструментам.

Расширение институционального доступа: контекст и значение

Решение JPMorgan принимать биткоин и Ethereum в качестве залога подчеркивает растущий институциональный спрос на цифровые активы. Этот шаг следует за предыдущим сообщением Bloomberg, в котором говорилось, что компания изучает планы по приему спотовых биткоин-ETF в качестве залога для кредитов.

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