What Impact Will JPMorgan Onyx Blockchain Have On Crypto and The Dollar?

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Financial institutions such as banks have shown great interest in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, however, in some countries, state-ruled restrictions haven't quite allowed these institutions to indulge in crypto services.

That said, in countries where laws are not currently prohibiting, many banking institutions have taken steps to adopt the new face of Fintech, cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Amongst these institutions is JPMorgan Chase, the largest American Bank with a balance sheet of over $3.31 Trillion. JPMorgan has been developing a wholesale payment infrastructure that leverages blockchain technology to facilitate transactions across the globe. At the time, it is reported that over $700 billion in short-term loans has been processed via the JPMorgan Onyx Blockchain. Onyx was developed in 2020 with the major focus being on the tokenization of traditional assets and therefore giving these secondary markets assets more utility and streams to generate income.

On the topic of tokenization, we've talked a bit about how this could change how we see assets and also how we use them, a system this flexible largely allows markets such as the stocks market to tap into the crypto economy, deepening liquidity and creating cross-platform value flow. JPMorgan clearly understands this and has taken steps to ensure that it is on top of its game as crypto gains more exposure and blockchain technology becomes more widely leveraged for products and business building and management.

On recent reports, JPMorgan has tied up with 6 Indian major banks to bring ease to the facilitation of interbank dollar transactions on its blockchain Onyx. This move would largely change how trades are settled within India as trade settlements would normally take an extended period of time to attain finality whereas, with blockchain technology, these trades can be processed instantly irrespective of whether or not these transactions are made on business days or not.

The partnership looks to put India on some competitive grounds as this latest move is part of a broader effort to promote the growth of Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City), a project by the Indian government to establish a competitive financial hub to rival global centres such as Singapore, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), and Dubai’s International Financial Centre as reported on crypto.news

Kaustubh Kulkarni, the senior country officer for India and vice chairman of Asia Pacific at JPMorgan stated in an interview that the pilot project would commence in the coming months, during which the banks’ experiences will be analyzed.

The consortium of banks participating in this initiative includes esteemed private lenders in India such as HDFC, ICICI, Axis, Yes, IndusInd, and JPMorgan’s banking unit located within GIFT City.

The primary objective of JPMorgan’s partnership with these Indian banks is to leverage blockchain technology to expedite and streamline interbank dollar transactions.

This latest move is part of a broader effort to promote the growth of Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City), a project by the Indian government to establish a competitive financial hub to rival global centres such as Singapore, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), and Dubai’s International Financial Centre.

What Impact Will JPMorgan Onyx Blockchain Have On Crypto and The Dollar?

The very first face value of JPMorgan’s venture into blockchain technology and the leverage of tokenization to build a bridge between traditional finance and the cryptocurrency ecosystem is exposure.

These exposures are bound to draw more attention to cryptocurrency products and services which largely enable the market and industry to expand. The more traditional assets or fiat currencies are bridged either via tokenization or whatsoever, the deeper the value within the ecosystem becomes and that simply enables its build more flexibly and offer ease of cross-border transactions across numerous company's products and services.

In addition, the interoperability of crypto assets and traditional assets would cause the birth of cross-platform products or assets. With this, companies stand to gain access to a diverse medium for raising funds for the development of products and services which in turn has a great economic impact as more companies are able to build and expand so not only is more value being created, more jobs are being created along the line.

To the dollar, this deepens its strength and makes it increasingly valuable to both trade markets. Onyx may be a centralized blockchain, but it may just be a gateway for the expansion of the cryptocurrency economy.



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What impact it will have???

so obvious. some kind of disaster. jp had a very significant part of the FTX show. (they were indirect investors + if i know it well, they are still sitting on 100s of milllions ftx money, what ftx kept on jp bank accounts)

so if crypto and jp have something to do together, the only thing what is recommended: stay as far as you can!!! :) :) :)

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JPMorgan is mostly tokenizing traditional assets, not building any new crypto product or something, plus they are doing all this on a private blockchain so there are no direct benefits to crypto but the indirect benefit is the exposure and potential cross-platform products that may bring about interoperability between the two ecosystems.

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Well, I see it differently.

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You can't find anywhere how much exactly they invested in blockchain, blockchain related projects, and plenty are indirect investments, how they have done it with FTX, they were investors through the Softbank ('japanese' investment fund) just link the wiki sites, you can find the money flow on crunchbase very easily.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoftBank_Vision_Fund

the mother company was owned by JPMorgan (7.5%) in 2020, after plandemic, it's probably even higher % (I found only Masayoshi sold more) So, obviously that's not a coincidence FTX had bank accounts, money in JP... (so JP exactly knew whats going on with FTX, dont want go further...)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoftBank_Group

Anyway, whatever bigger crypto projects I checked (mostly exchanges, bridges, analysis companies, wallets, but even few blockchains) the JP Morgan directly or indirectly pop up almost all the time, as investor.

The most notable thing: they are in the blockchain analysis companies very deeply (the ones, who are highly responsible for the trend: lets turn crypto into CBDC)...

Obviously knowing it about them, hard to imagine they can bring (and want) any positive changes, effects in crypto from our point of view. They are in it for huge profit, taking control, building surveillance, trackable system. What else would they want? They are (part of) the system...

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