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Abstract:According to JPMorgan, American crypto firms may look for opportunities outside the U.S. thanks to the U.S. regulatory crackdown.
According to JPMorgan, American crypto firms may look for opportunities outside the U.S. thanks to the U.S. regulatory crackdown.
In response to the U.S. regulatory crackdown on the cryptocurrency industry, American crypto firms are increasingly seeking opportunities overseas, according to a recent research report by JPMorgan. The report states that the U.S.-based arm of Binance has called off its deal with Voyager, while Coinbase has launched Coinbase International, a crypto derivatives exchange outside the U.S., as a proactive measure in response to the rising U.S. regulatory pressures.
The regulatory crackdown has not only increased pressure on crypto firms but has also created confusion and uncertainty regarding important issues such as ether‘s status as a security. This lack of clarity will ultimately impact the cryptocurrency’s demand and liquidity.
JPMorgan further notes that the regulatory clampdown has deterred institutional investors from engaging with crypto. As a result, investors have been buying gold as a hedge against a potential “catastrophic scenario” in the wake of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. The report suggests that Bitcoins rally this year appears to have been driven primarily by retail buying, rather than institutional investors. The largest cryptocurrency has gained 76% year-to-date.
Another catalyst for Bitcoin‘s outperformance has been Bitcoin Ordinals, a new protocol that allows non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to be stored on the Bitcoin blockchain. The addition of NFTs to Bitcoin’s ecosystem has generated significant interest among investors and has helped drive the cryptocurrencys value higher.
In light of the regulatory crackdown, American crypto firms are increasingly looking for opportunities outside the U.S. in order to avoid regulatory hurdles and take advantage of more favorable regulatory environments. However, JPMorgan warns that the lack of clarity regarding important regulatory issues, such as ethers status as a security, will continue to impact the demand and liquidity of cryptocurrencies.
In addition, the regulatory clampdown has deterred institutional investors from engaging with crypto, which has created uncertainty in the market. However, the addition of NFTs to Bitcoin‘s ecosystem has generated significant interest among investors and has helped drive the cryptocurrency’s value higher.
Overall, the cryptocurrency industry is facing significant regulatory pressure in the U.S., which has caused American crypto firms to seek opportunities overseas. However, the lack of clarity on important regulatory issues will continue to impact the demand and liquidity of cryptocurrencies, and the regulatory crackdown has deterred institutional investors from engaging with the crypto market. Nonetheless, the addition of NFTs to Bitcoin‘s ecosystem has generated significant interest among investors and has helped drive the cryptocurrency’s value higher.
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