JPMorgan Crypto Revolution: Will Tokenized Deposits Kill Stablecoins?

Strategy’s Bitcoin sale challenged the “never sell” narrative, while JPMorgan attacked CLARITY and Capital B pursued a huge fundraising plan for BTC.

BitGo's Jody Mettler says the stablecoin debate is moving beyond crypto rules and becoming a battle over who sets the standards for the future global payment infrastructure.

Some of the largest banks are reportedly launching a tokenized deposit network in early 2027 in response to growing competition from stablecoin companies entering TradFi.

Ripple's Garlinghouse wants the CLARITY Act passed. JPMorgan's Dimon is fighting it. Inside the stablecoin-yield battle that decides crypto's future.

Hong Kong has established a tokenized bond expert group that brings together major financial institutions after issuing more than HK$6.8 billion ($868 million) in tokenized government bonds across multiple offerings. According to a statement released Friday by the Hong Kong…

The Clearing House tokenized deposit network, backed by JPMorgan, Citi and other U.S. banks, targets H1 2027 to rival stablecoin payments and link to RWAs.

JPMorgan, Citi, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and other major U.S. banks back the shared tokenized deposit network. The network targets a first-half 2027 launch and will be available to banks across the United States. The network enables instant 24/7 blockchain-based tokenized deposit settlement for participating banks. Traditional finance is now taking on private stablecoins […] The post JPMorgan and Citi Back Tokenized Deposit Network Launch for 2027 appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

On June 4, 2026, JPMorgan delivered a warning the crypto industry did not want to hear. In a report led by managing director Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, the bank said the window for Congress to pass the CLARITY Act this year is…