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In a sign of Wall Street's growing engagement with crypto regulation, JPMorgan Chase (JPM) urged Congress to pass clear digital-asset legislation with robust safeguards, warning that unregulated innovation could create shadow-banking risks and undermine financial stability, according to reports.
The call comes as the Senate eyes an August deadline for advancing the bill, aiming to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework. JPM stock closed at $330.75 on June 29, 2026. Peer banks traded at $57.88 (Bank of America), $141.76 (Citigroup), and $83.87 (Wells Fargo) in their latest sessions.
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Sign InInvestors are watching legislative developments closely, as regulatory clarity could boost confidence in digital assets. At current levels, JPM sits above its session low of $327.23, and further price movement is possible as details of the proposed bill emerge in the coming weeks.