Once one of crypto’s loudest critics, Jamie Dimon now says he’s a “believer” in stablecoins as JPMorgan deepens its push into digital assets.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon appeared to moderate his long-held skepticism toward digital assets in a CNBC interview Tuesday morning, saying he’s now “a believer in stablecoins” and sees value in blockchain technology.
During the interview, Dimon suggested JPMorgan’s shift toward crypto is being driven by customer demand, not conviction. “We’re going to accommodate… It’s what the customer wants, not what JPMorgan wants,” he said, adding that all new financial products come with risk: “There’s never been a new financial product that didn’t entail risk.”
JPMorgan has been sharply expanding its footprint in crypto. Dimon confirmed in mid‑July that the bank plans to participate in the space with its deposit coin and broader stablecoin issuance to “understand it and be good at it.”
