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The bank vs crypto feud is overblown. Base's Jesse Pollak on Wall Street's quiet crypto adoption, from JPMorgan building on Base to Citi moving USDC through Coinbase "I'd say the…

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Published: 2026-11-02 10:38 UTC
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The bank vs crypto feud is overblown. Base's Jesse Pollak on Wall Street's quiet crypto adoption, from JPMorgan building on Base to Citi moving USDC through Coinbase "I'd say the news is always a li…

The bank vs crypto feud is overblown. Base's Jesse Pollak on Wall Street's quiet crypto adoption, from JPMorgan building on Base to Citi moving USDC through Coinbase "I'd say the news is always a little bit more dramatic than the reality. Coinbase has had a great business relationship with JPMorgan for a decade at this point, where we've been a customer of theirs." "They're building on Base, and I think the opportunity is really just finding where our products work better for each other. And you can always have a little bit of drama." "Citi just launched stablecoin deposits and payouts powered by Coinbase, so you can just send stablecoins in and out of your bank account. USDC." "Can you imagine me saying that 3 years ago? Citi, one of the most important banks in the world, you can now send USDC in and out of your bank account." "That's freaking awesome. And it just barely even gets talked about because it feels so normal."

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