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JPMorgan is sounding the alarm on digital asset regulation, warning that without proper oversight, innovation could backfire for consumers and the financial system. While they recognize the potential of tokenization and programmable money to revolutionize global payments, they insist any new U.S. rules must close existing gaps—not create new ones. The bank urges lawmakers to pair regulatory clarity with strong consumer protections, especially for stablecoins, which they argue shouldn’t mimic bank deposits without matching capital and liquidity standards. They also stress the need for consistent anti-money laundering tools and market integrity standards for decentralized platforms. With the Senate poised to vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act before August, JPMorgan’s push for balanced, comprehensive regulation could shape the future of crypto in America.

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