#加密生态动态追踪 Attention! Traditional financial giants are quietly shifting their strategic focus.
Breaking news: JPMorgan has deployed a $100 million tokenized fund on Ethereum. At the same time, Visa is accelerating its stablecoin strategy. This is not just testing the waters; it’s a real vote of confidence—indicating that traditional finance is beginning to view blockchain as the next-generation financial infrastructure.
💹Data speaks volumes: Last week, $864 million flowed into the crypto market, marking the third consecutive week of net inflows. Ethereum alone attracted $338 million. What’s behind this? It’s those truly experienced funds that are no longer fooled by short-term policy fluctuations; they’re quietly building their positions.
🔄An interesting comparison emerges: globally, traditional liquidity is shrinking (for example, the Bank of Japan raising interest rates), yet digital assets are attracting funds. When traditional financial channels narrow, the crypto world—an efficient and open pool—is becoming a new outlet for institutional capital.
🎯Institutional infrastructure is already being laid out, and big capital channels are opening. Besides mainstream assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, projects with solid ecosystems and active communities tend to sense capital flows more quickly and benefit from this wave of institutional demand.
What’s your view? In this wave of traditional financial institutions entering the market, which sector is most likely to be prioritized for deployment?
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zkNoob
· 2025-12-15 14:37
JPMorgan is getting serious now, this time it's not just talk but real money speaking.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 2025-12-15 14:36
Did JPMorgan really make a move? This shows that traditional finance is not just playing around; they are truly serious. $864 million flowing in, it feels like this is just the beginning.
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MEVHunterX
· 2025-12-15 14:30
JPMorgan has all gone into ETH now? This really is different now; traditional finance is serious about this.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 2025-12-15 14:27
JPMorgan has finally joined in, and this time it's really different... ETH has attracted 338 million, the old money finally stops pretending
#加密生态动态追踪 Attention! Traditional financial giants are quietly shifting their strategic focus.
Breaking news: JPMorgan has deployed a $100 million tokenized fund on Ethereum. At the same time, Visa is accelerating its stablecoin strategy. This is not just testing the waters; it’s a real vote of confidence—indicating that traditional finance is beginning to view blockchain as the next-generation financial infrastructure.
💹Data speaks volumes: Last week, $864 million flowed into the crypto market, marking the third consecutive week of net inflows. Ethereum alone attracted $338 million. What’s behind this? It’s those truly experienced funds that are no longer fooled by short-term policy fluctuations; they’re quietly building their positions.
🔄An interesting comparison emerges: globally, traditional liquidity is shrinking (for example, the Bank of Japan raising interest rates), yet digital assets are attracting funds. When traditional financial channels narrow, the crypto world—an efficient and open pool—is becoming a new outlet for institutional capital.
🎯Institutional infrastructure is already being laid out, and big capital channels are opening. Besides mainstream assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, projects with solid ecosystems and active communities tend to sense capital flows more quickly and benefit from this wave of institutional demand.
What’s your view? In this wave of traditional financial institutions entering the market, which sector is most likely to be prioritized for deployment?