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Analyst: JPMorgan's Institutional Crypto Drive Could Boost Performance for Coinbase Rivals

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CoinDesk reported on December 24 that JPMorgan Chase (JPM) plans to offer cryptocurrency trading services to institutional clients—a move that could reshape the competitive landscape, though it may not harm competitors’ interests. Analysts note the Wall Street giant’s entry could benefit existing players like Coinbase (COIN), Bullish (BLSH), and Galaxy Digital (GLXY), while also signaling heightened competition. ClearStreet analyst Owen Lau said, “JPMorgan’s plan to offer crypto trading to institutional clients will have a significant positive impact on the space. It will further legitimize cryptocurrencies and expand distribution channels,” he added. “A domino effect on other banks is likely. Coinbase and Bullish are well-positioned to benefit from integrating into this massive distribution channel and matching institutional orders.”
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