On May 19, 2025, at JPMorgan's annual investor day, CEO Jamie Dimon announced that the bank would allow customers to purchase Bitcoin, but would not provide custody services, and related transactions would only be reflected in customer account statements. Dimon has long held a critical stance towards Bitcoin, citing issues such as money laundering and unclear ownership. However, this decision marks a significant strategic shift for JPMorgan in the cryptocurrency business and indicates that Bitcoin is further integrating into the mainstream investment field. It is understood that JPMorgan is considering providing investment avenues for clients to invest in Bitcoin ETFs, while the company's cryptocurrency investments are currently mainly focused on futures-based products and do not directly hold Bitcoin. This decision is influenced by the changing cryptocurrency policy environment in the United States. Since Trump took office as President of the United States in January 2024, there has been a significant shift in U.S. cryptocurrency policy, providing a more relaxed environment for financial institutions to engage in cryptocurrency business.