JPMORGAN JUST TRIGGERED A MASSIVE INFLO ONTO CRYPTO

First time in human history, we have the world's biggest bank, JP Morgan, launching a stablecoin on a public blockchain base. Now, the reason why this is so significant is because they've always been in a walled garden. JP Morgan has already had their stablecoin; it's called JPMD, and they've been only allowing it to be used by institutional clients with a lot of money and a lot of wealth. Now, the question you have to ask is: Why would they now let it be traded on a public blockchain? I'm going to answer that for you. It's because of the well-known and well-established concept of exit liquidity. They need people, they need to crowdfund money from a source so they can sell their assets to that people. They need to make money from somewhere. This is the concept of the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer. If somebody has a billion dollars and they want to double that billion dollars, the money needs to come from a source. So up until now, we had private systems like bank-only blockchains that have a really good strategic advantage when it comes to settlement times. They can send it from one place to another place really fast. you know, speeds, but they have a cap on liquidity. They always have a cap on liquidity. So when they put this on a public blockchain, now they have access to all of the liquidity on the public blockchain and all of the users on the public blockchain to do whatever type of finesse they have to do to make money for their institutional clients. It's giving institutional assets an exit ramp to public market liquidity, which is what crypto has always done well. If there's one feature— like, to be clear, the one feature that crypto does well, better than anything else right now. In the future, they have other opportunities, like, you know, when it comes to blockchain stuff. But I'm talking about the one feature that truly works is crowdsourcing. Crypto, if you ask any hedge fund manager on the face of the planet, they truly know crypto. The number one feature of crypto is crowdsourcing. You can get money from the public in different ways. It's the greatest crowdsourcing vehicle on the face of the planet right now. And I don't think it's a coincidence that we have the greatest stablecoin adoption in human history. Banks through the Genius Act are legally allowed to create stablecoins now, including JP Morgan. And so you have to comprehend the reason why I say the biggest is because JP Morgan himself in 1907 was one of the main reasons to why the actual Federal Reserve was created. Now, if you understand what the Federal Reserve is, the Federal Reserve creates money out of thin air. They control literally modern-day slavery as we speak. So when they are the first bank— JP Morgan are the first bank to launch a stablecoin on a public blockchain, and they have exit liquidity with the greatest crowdsource, right, with the greatest stablecoin adoption in human history— you have to ask the question, guys, where's the exit liquidity going to come from? It's going to come from the public. So I believe JP Morgan believes that we are going to have a euphoric bull run to where the market's going to get ran up, a whole bunch of people are going to get excited, make a wrong move, and they're going to have their institutional clients exit, exit liquidity, take capital out of the Base ecosystem. Listen to what I'm saying. That is the only reason they did it. You have to catch it. You have to watch what the whales are doing, not retail influencers. What are the whales doing? You have to go into detail and watch the smart money. If they decided to launch on Base, Hey, maybe you should get on Base, which is a blockchain. You should probably get on there with them, with their institutional clients, and trade with them as well. Don't get wrecked though. Remember, you're swimming in shark waters. You're gonna— like, if you don't know what you're doing, you'll get wrecked. But you can— you have to trade with them. That's where the money's gonna come from.