It’s funny how things come full circle. For years, Jamie Dimon and JPMorgan Chase were the loudest voices against crypto. Bitcoin was “dangerous,” “useless,” and “criminal.”

Yet here we are, the same bank is preparing to let institutional clients use Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral for loans. The move, reported by Bloomberg, signals something bigger than just a new product. It’s a shift in tone, maybe even in belief.

I remember when traditional finance laughed at crypto. In that period, it felt like two different worlds that would never touch.

But right now, those same walls are cracking. JPMorgan’s new crypto-backed lending program will reportedly operate globally, with a third-party custodian handling the assets. It’s not just adoption, it’s validation.

Dimon’s stance has softened in recent years, especially since Trump’s election and the regulatory changes that followed. Maybe it’s pragmatism, maybe it’s opportunity. Either way, it shows how fast the narrative can flip in this space.

It reminds me of that moment when you realize the thing you doubted most is here to stay. Crypto isn’t the outsider anymore. It’s becoming part of the system, and that might be the biggest plot twist of them all.