【Blockchain Rhythms】 Recently at the Solana Breakpoint conference, Morgan Stanley Managing Director and Head of Digital Asset Markets Scott Lucas shared some interesting insights.
He believes that the Solana community is full of astonishing innovative ideas, and the entire community is passionate about exploring these possibilities. Combining the two, you can clearly see—where the sources of business opportunities lie and how to drive the growth of the entire economic system. This is actually the key to understanding the development of the industry. Therefore, the crucial point is to truly get involved, integrating that spirit of innovation and unique perspectives into the exploration of market opportunities.
Scott Lucas also mentioned a very practical issue: not all innovations can be directly adapted to regulated markets, which is actually normal. Some projects target retail investors, while others focus on different market segments, but there are always elements that are highly valuable and worth serious research and learning from traditional finance. Even if some innovations temporarily go beyond their business scope, understanding these ideas and promoting industry discussions are still very necessary—because markets evolve continuously through such collisions. The more aggressive and adventurous solutions emerging from the Solana ecosystem often evolve into mature products that meet regulatory requirements, which is actually the most ideal path of evolution.
“Innovation comes from the collision of ideas and thorough discussion. Being able to immerse oneself, truly feel the pulse of the industry, and extract its essence—this process itself is highly valuable.” Scott Lucas emphasized the importance of deep interaction between traditional finance and the Web3 ecosystem.
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ponzi_poet
· 5h ago
After all this time, it's still the same old tune of "Innovation vs Regulation," and it's getting tiresome to hear.
Is JPM trying to play balancing tricks or genuinely optimistic about Solana? To put it nicely, they're probably just paving the way for "compliance" in the crypto world.
Regulation-friendly innovation? That phrase sounds very ironic.
Finally, a major institution is paying serious attention to SOL, but don't celebrate too early, as this usually indicates...
The spirit of innovation and the spirit of making money are both truly 🤷
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TommyTeacher
· 19h ago
JPMorgan is now also jumping on the Solana bandwagon? Can they be more hypocritical?
I've heard this "innovation + regulatory balance" rhetoric from JPM many times, but the key is where the money is being poured.
However, I have to admit, the Solana ecosystem is indeed wild, with so much innovation that it's somewhat outrageous.
Regulation is just talk; projects that truly want to make money don't care about that.
So the core question is who can survive the longest.
JPM believes in Solana? Now that's even more interesting.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-13 09:27
JPMorgan has started to hype Solana, so this really is mainstream recognition haha
Is JPM genuinely optimistic or just here to harvest the retail investors?
Can innovation and regulation be balanced? I always feel like it's always a choice between the two...
The Solana ecosystem is indeed competitive, just not sure how far this wave can go
Speaking of Scott Lucas, his presentation was quite impressive, but the key is still implementation
Regulation is indeed a hurdle that can't be avoided, let's wait to see who can truly break the deadlock
Traditional finance is entering the market, can we really trust it...
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Anon4461
· 12-13 09:26
Is JPMorgan Chase all in on Solana now? Traditional finance really can't sit still anymore.
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quietly_staking
· 12-13 09:11
Regulation is really a dead end. JPM is right, but they're also too conservative.
The SOL ecosystem is indeed interesting, but I don't know which ones will survive until next year.
J.P. Morgan finally sees the on-chain opportunity? Better late than never, brother.
Innovation and compliance are inherently at odds. To put it simply, it's a race to see who wins first.
The Solana crowd is indeed competitive, but how far wild growth can go depends on various factors.
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0xSoulless
· 12-13 09:03
JPMorgan comes to the Solana platform? The rhetoric for large funds to trap new retail investors has been upgraded again. Ultimately, what they call "innovative spirit" is just shifting the risk onto retail investors.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-13 09:02
so JPM's finally peeking behind the veil... "innovation meets regulation" is just corporate speak for "we're gonna extract the alpha before the compliance hammer drops" lol
JPMorgan Executive Discusses Solana Ecosystem: The Balance Between Innovation and Regulation
【Blockchain Rhythms】 Recently at the Solana Breakpoint conference, Morgan Stanley Managing Director and Head of Digital Asset Markets Scott Lucas shared some interesting insights.
He believes that the Solana community is full of astonishing innovative ideas, and the entire community is passionate about exploring these possibilities. Combining the two, you can clearly see—where the sources of business opportunities lie and how to drive the growth of the entire economic system. This is actually the key to understanding the development of the industry. Therefore, the crucial point is to truly get involved, integrating that spirit of innovation and unique perspectives into the exploration of market opportunities.
Scott Lucas also mentioned a very practical issue: not all innovations can be directly adapted to regulated markets, which is actually normal. Some projects target retail investors, while others focus on different market segments, but there are always elements that are highly valuable and worth serious research and learning from traditional finance. Even if some innovations temporarily go beyond their business scope, understanding these ideas and promoting industry discussions are still very necessary—because markets evolve continuously through such collisions. The more aggressive and adventurous solutions emerging from the Solana ecosystem often evolve into mature products that meet regulatory requirements, which is actually the most ideal path of evolution.
“Innovation comes from the collision of ideas and thorough discussion. Being able to immerse oneself, truly feel the pulse of the industry, and extract its essence—this process itself is highly valuable.” Scott Lucas emphasized the importance of deep interaction between traditional finance and the Web3 ecosystem.