Jamie Dimon Called Bitcoin a Scam. Now $4T JPMorgan’s Selling It
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Jamie Dimon once called Bitcoin a scam — now JPMorgan is offering it to clients. What changed? In this sharp business roundup, we break down Wall Street's slow pivot, why Ledn went Bitcoin-only, and how Steak 'n Shake Lightning payments signal a shift in real-world adoption. We also explore the bold idea of the U.S. acquiring 1M BTC as part of a sovereign reserve strategy.
Featuring Joe Ianni (Lyncster) and Trey Sellers (Unchained), both trusted advisors to institutions, family offices, and Bitcoin-native businesses.
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TAKEAWAYS
- Jamie Dimon’s reversal highlights how even the biggest Bitcoin critics are now strategically adopting BTC.
- Ledn dropping altcoins signals a growing institutional preference for Bitcoin-only infrastructure.
- Lightning is reaching real-world consumers — with Steak ‘n Shake now accepting Bitcoin.
- Spending vs. HODLing isn’t just a meme — it’s becoming a macroeconomic decision.
- The Bitcoin-only movement is accelerating, leaving no room for crypto dilution in serious institutional plays.
- Institutional interest is no longer exploratory — it’s strategic, tactical, and public-facing.
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