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  • The Coinbase–JPMorgan deal adds Chase card funding, point‑to‑USDC reward conversion on the Layer network Base, and direct bank linking for 80 million Chase customers.
  • It follows a Fed/FDIC/OCC joint statement clarifying expectations for banks’ safekeeping of crypto, and aligns with JPMorgan’s deposit‑token work onchain while expanding banking distribution access for Coinbase.
Coinbase said Wednesday it is partnering with JPMorgan Chase to make it easier for the bank’s more than 80 million customers to access crypto, including the ability to fund Coinbase accounts with Chase credit cards starting this fall, redeem Chase Ultimate Rewards points for Circle's stablecoin USDC on Base beginning in 2026, and link Chase bank accounts directly to Coinbase in 2026.
The deal aims to streamline fiat on‑ramps and broaden distribution for Coinbase across mainstream U.S. banking, while giving JPMorgan customers more ways to engage with crypto without leaving their primary bank relationship.
I saw this too. You can also use chase credit card points to “buy” crypto!!
What joy!
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One thing folks can't beef about is not having ways to buy Bitcoin. Sucks that it's all KYC, though. Coinbase is raking it in from this, no wonder their stock's on the up and up.
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Yeah KYC sucks. I’m all for stopping crime but I wish KYC started at large amounts say $100k
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Lame
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What's that soposed to mean?
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33 sats \ 2 replies \ @grayruby 23h
USDC from your credit card to buy shitcoins on coinbase is lame.
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I get it now. I think I'd heard the term 'lame' before but couldn't remember what it meant. Thanks!
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42 sats \ 0 replies \ @grayruby 22h
Lame essentially means boring/dull/uninteresting
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