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JPMorgan weighs crypto trading for institutional clients
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JPMorgan Chase is exploring the possibility of offering cryptocurrency trading services to its institutional clients, including spot and derivatives products. The move comes amid growing client demand and a more favorable U.S. regulatory environment for digital assets. The bank's efforts are in early stages and depend on factors like demand, risks, and regulatory feasibility.
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