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A true portrayal of Wall Street

Do you remember when JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon publicly lambasted cryptocurrency as "rat poison"? The words are still ringing in our ears, yet the bank has quietly laid out a channel for Ethereum collateralized loans. During the day, they ring the bell in Congress declaring Bitcoin a scam, and at night, they have traders working overtime to interface with DeFi protocols—this is the real script of Wall Street.

Similar stories are unfolding at multiple giants. Goldman Sachs' trading team convened an emergency meeting overnight, Citibank's risk control department is frantically rewriting algorithm models, and the management at HSBC and Standard Chartered are desperately @ing their superiors in internal groups: "If we don't follow up on Ethereum, our entire institution will be left behind by the market."

The contrast comes from a simple fact – retail investors hoarding coins is a belief, while banks using coins is a business. You hold onto ETH waiting for it to appreciate, while banks treat it as collateral for loans, collecting interest and fees in the process. In the end, who profits more from this game has long been predetermined.

The question has become interesting: will your Ethereum remain locked in the wallet waiting for the future, or will it enter the ecosystem of financial institutions? Is Goldman Sachs the first to surrender, or will the entire Wall Street collectively change its tune? The market is providing answers.