Blockchain in the Banking Sector: Wall Street Changes Strategy

TokenTherapist · 2025-12-26T19:24:52+00:00

The American financial system is adopting blockchain technology, with banks like JPMorgan and DBS implementing tokenized deposits. The new licensing rules for stablecoins and the imminent regulation by the FDIC and the Federal Reserve are turning chain banking into an operational reality, forcing financial institutions to adapt digitally.

TokenTherapist

2025-12-26 19:24:52

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The American financial system is no longer resisting blockchain technology. According to recent analyses by Bank of America, institutions like JPMorgan and DBS are already moving tokenized deposits on public and private networks, signaling that the future of chain banking is much closer than previously imagined.

Stablecoins and Licensing: The Regulatory Framework

The adoption of stablecoins is accelerating with clearer licensing rules. The OCC has already issued conditional trust licenses to five companies, creating an institutional pathway for digital assets to operate within the regulated system. This is not a speculative gamble — it’s the structuring of a legitimized market.

When Authorities Take Action

The FDIC and the Federal Reserve are expected to soon regulate blockchain operations under the GENIUS Act, consolidating the legal framework for these innovations. This convergence between technology and federal oversight turns the concept of chain banking from theoretical to operational reality.

Banks Take Notice

American financial institutions face a clear choice: embrace digital transformation or fall behind. Experimentation with tokenized deposits is no longer an isolated pilot project but part of a broader institutional strategy. Blockchain has ceased to be a trend and has become a competitive necessity in the US banking sector.

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