JPMorgan Head of Digital Assets: The groundbreaking ideas emerging in the Solana ecosystem will eventually evolve into mature solutions suitable for regulated markets.
ChainCatcher news, Scott Lucas, Managing Director and Head of Digital Asset Markets at JPMorgan, stated at the Solana Breakpoint conference: "I believe this community is full of amazing innovation, and people are eager to explore. When you combine these two, you begin to understand—where business opportunities come from, and how they return to the core proposition of economic growth. This itself is part of a grand narrative. Therefore, I think the key is to truly participate, to integrate that spirit of originality and innovation into the exploration of opportunities. Not all innovations are perfectly suited for regulated markets, and that's normal. Some are aimed at retail users, while others focus on different markets, but among them there must be key elements that are extremely valuable for us to understand, worthy of deep involvement and learning. Even if some things are temporarily beyond our business scope, it is still crucial to absorb these sparks of thought and push discussions forward—because this is how markets evolve. The more pioneering and adventurous ideas emerging in the Solana ecosystem often eventually settle into mature solutions suitable for regulated markets, which is a very ideal development path. Innovation stems from such collisions of ideas and comprehensive debate. Being able to immerse oneself in it, truly listen to the pulse of the industry, and absorb its essence—this process itself is extremely valuable."
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