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All Bank Ledgers Are Ethereum (ETH) Side Chains – They Just Don’t Know It Yet

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CNBC reported on how JPMorgan creates new unit for blockchain projects, says the technology is close to making money.

Ryan Sean Adams crypto investor, citing the CNBC publication as a source, expressed his views on JP Morgan coin? No big deal It’s just the largest bank in the U.S. creating an entire unit for digital currencies using a private Ethereum-based Side Chain Watch the rest follow All bank ledgers are Ethereum Side Chains They just don’t know it yet.

Users have to state that there is also a growing interest about the kind of Oracles they will be using. 

Some of them were doubtful and they asked can this be done on Ethereum. With all the scalability issues. And, transaction fees. Layer 2 solutions are still debatable CBDC’s and private CeDeFi about to become a thing.

Some have to state that things will get better on Ethereum with Eth 2.0 upgrade. More banks will want to get into this but few will manage.

When someone asked how do you know it is Ethereum based?  The reply was that ConsenSys acquired Quorum from JP Morgan. Left someone wondering if only Ethereum figured out a way to use ether on these side chains.

Someone who tried to make fun of the whole thing stated, they’ll attempt to create the visa of blockchain.

Regarding the statement, Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert tweeted:  “I am still trying to understand the idea of all bank ledgers being Ethereum Side Chains and on how they actually missed knowing it.”

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