2025-12-26 03:29:14

JPMorgan recently released its 2026 US stock investment recommendation list, which covers 47 targets. Surprisingly, the entire crypto industry was completely absent.

Whether it’s compliant leading exchanges like Coinbase, major holders like MicroStrategy, or miner stocks like Bitmine, none of them appeared on the list. It can be said that the crypto sector was entirely left out this time. Some AI giants occupy a significant portion of the list, but even the AI sector was not fully represented.

What does this reflect? Perhaps it indicates that major investment banks remain cautious about crypto assets. At least in their mid-term investment strategies, they seem to prefer traditional tech giants. However, crypto market participants need not over-interpret this; institutional recommendation lists are merely a reference, and the final market voice still lies in liquidity and genuine demand.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 3h ago

JPMorgan is so timid, do they really think no one wants our crypto? --- Laughs, traditional investment banks have this taste, how many times have they missed out and still haven't learned --- Huh? It's just a recommendation list, do you need to be so nervous, everyone? --- Alright, we'll do our own thing, liquidity is the key anyway --- Eventually, they'll regret it; history always repeats itself --- That's why institutions can never keep up with the rhythm; this is their fate

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TokenTaxonomist

· 3h ago

lmao jpmorgan's 2026 list really said "crypto? we don't know her" ... let me pull up my spreadsheet real quick, the exclusion pattern is actually taxonomically *fascinating* if you think about it

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LuckyBlindCat

· 3h ago

JPMorgan's tactics are too old, just institutional jargon. We still make money regardless.

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AirdropNinja

· 3h ago

JPMorgan is pretending to be innocent again, not choosing a single crypto, hilarious.

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NotSatoshi

· 3h ago

Ha, JPMorgan is still pretending, talking about being cautious... and then they turn around and buy Bitcoin But to be honest, their list is just for fun; the real money has already been on the chain Honestly, if institutions don’t dare to touch it, what does that say? They’re just afraid this thing is too popular Instead of waiting for their approval, it’s better to see if your own wallet is growing JPMorgan’s recommended items... should we just do the opposite? Wait, do they really not touch crypto, or is it just talk? The institution recommendation list looks like a joke Liquidity and demand are the real keys, and they’re right about that

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ProofOfNothing

· 3h ago

JPMorgan is still the same old way, just tell us if you're not interested, why pretend. Wait, is this called "completely falling behind"? Laughing my ass off, why is MSTR still rising? Institutional recommendation list? Haha, they are secretly building positions themselves. JPM says cautious, but actually they are waiting for the low point, I bet five bucks. Not a single crypto selected, indicating they haven't decided how to compete with retail investors for the chips. It's just a list, so what? The coin prices are still soaring. JPM's recommendation list = didn't understand the performance of cryptocurrencies, see you next time, everyone.

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ContractBugHunter

· 3h ago

JPMorgan's move is really impressive, they just don't believe in us. Fine, we don't really care anyway... Wait, do these big shots really treat crypto as air? That's hilarious, what are they afraid of? Hold on, brothers, liquidity is the real boss, what do institutional recommendations matter? This is what we call a mechanism risk, they don't even dare to touch it... It's funny, if they are absent, we are absent too, anyway there are retail investors. A bunch of old-fashioned guys, will never keep up with the pace of crypto. Whatever, real gold and silver will speak for themselves. They are afraid, but that's their problem. We will still outperform.

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