In a monologue, the speaker highlights the paradox that JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who for years publicly dismissed Bitcoin as a fraud, now runs the world’s largest blockchain‑based financial infrastructure. JPMorgan’s private blockchain platform, originally launched as Onyx in 2020 and rebranded Connexys in 2024, processes $5‑7 billion of repo settlements daily, with cumulative volume exceeding $3 trillion and an intraday product moving $300 billion. The repo market—an $13 trillion overnight‑lending system crucial to global liquidity—has been transformed by sub‑minute settlement times, shrinking a traditional 24‑hour repo to about an hour. Institutional clients such as BlackRock, Mitsubishi, and Qatar National Bank are using the platform, while the bank quietly targets the broader $15 trillion collateral market. The speaker notes the lack of mainstream media coverage despite the scale, then pivots to promote a free altcoin trading strategy on his website, claiming $8 million earned in crypto.
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For more than a decade, Jamie Dimon called Bitcoin a fraud. Everybody's seen this. He said it on CNBC. He said it at the Institute of National Finance. He said he would fire any JP Morgan trader caught buying Bitcoin. That same bank he runs quietly took over the $13 trillion repo market using blockchain technology. The repo market is the most important funding market on earth right now that almost Nobody outside of Wall Street has ever heard of. It's overnight lending, okay, that big banks, hedge funds, and Federal Reserve use to keep cash and securities moving through the entire financial system. In the United States alone, it's worth $13 trillion. On May 12th, 2026, Bloomberg published an important feature: JPMorgan is running a production-scale repo settlements on its own blockchain platform called Connexys. That platform was actually launched in 2020 under the name Onyx. JP Morgan spent more than a decade and hundreds of millions of dollars building it. When they rebranded it to Connexys in November 2024, it was processing $2 billion a day. As of April 2026, it's processing between $5 and $7 billion a day. The cumulative volume on that platform has now crossed $3 trillion. The intraday repo product alone already moved $300 billion. What's crazy about this is the settlement is specified down to 1 minute and a traditional 24-hour overnight repo can be now 1 hour. Okay. This is significantly better than traditional system. The bank is clearly and openly targeting the $15 trillion collateral market next. The clients are not crypto natives. They are BlackRock, Mitsubishi, Qatar National Bank, hundreds of institutional users on 5 continents who have been quietly settling treasury operations on a private JP Morgan-built blockchain since before most retail traders have ever heard of Solana. When this Bloomberg piece came out, there were no segments on CNBC, no congressional hearings, no press tour from the bank itself. The same firm that called Bitcoin a fraud is now the world's largest operator of a blockchain financial infrastructure. The transition happened in slow motion, in production with real money. You weren't supposed to notice, but now you're paying attention. Real quick, I'm giving away my proprietary altcoin trading strategy 100% free. It's on my website coinpickedu.com, and it comes with a training, so take your time. This made me $8 million in cryptocurrency specifically Head on over to CoinPicsEdu.com.
