CoinVoice has recently learned, according to data from Jinshi, citing the Financial Times, that JPMorgan is exploring the possibility of issuing loans using clients' cryptocurrency assets as collateral. This is another sign that one of the largest banks in the U.S. is pushing for the integration of crypto assets into the mainstream financial system.

If this policy is eventually implemented, it would mark a significant shift in the stance of JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon. Eight years ago, Dimon referred to Bitcoin as a "fraud," claiming it would "eventually blow up" and was only useful for drug dealers and murderers. According to informed sources, JPMorgan may start accepting cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral for direct loans as early as next year, but plans may still change. JPMorgan declined to comment on this.