JPMorgan Chase faces over a hundred billion dollars in market size allegations for silver market manipulation, with a final fine of only 1 billion dollars—this case is indeed thought-provoking. From a financial regulatory perspective, the disparity between the cost of manipulation and the severity of penalties in traditional markets reflects the complexity of regulatory enforcement. This also reminds us that whether in traditional finance or the crypto market, the standards for identifying and penalizing market manipulation need more transparent mechanisms. The proportional relationship between the fine amount and the scale of violations often determines market participants' risk assessment.

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DAOTruantvip
· 01-06 11:07
Hundreds of billions in accusations, but only a 1 billion fine? That's basically free money. The rules of traditional finance are truly incredible.
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OnchainDetectivevip
· 01-06 00:52
According to on-chain data tracking, JPMorgan's accounting is quite meticulous... Hundreds of millions of dollars in accusations, a billion-dollar fine, with a cost rate of less than 10%, an obvious risk pricing.
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GovernancePretendervip
· 01-05 15:54
Hundreds of billions in manipulation but only fined 1 billion, this deal doesn't hurt JPMorgan Chase at all... That's why traditional financial giants still dare to play like this, anyway, fines are just considered operating costs.
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AirdropDreamervip
· 01-03 11:52
Hundreds of billions in accusations only result in a 1 billion fine. Is this deal worth it? Do the math yourself. Big banks play by these rules.
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FlashLoanLarryvip
· 01-03 11:47
lol jpm basically got a 1% haircut for hundred-billion-dollar manipulation... that's not a fine, that's a rounding error in their compliance budget. tells you everything about the opportunity cost calculation for these guys
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AirDropMissedvip
· 01-03 11:44
Hundreds of millions in fines for billions in accusations—this deal is really cost-effective. No wonder the big banks are all eager to play.
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ProxyCollectorvip
· 01-03 11:36
Uh, the penalty is really laughable. Manipulation worth hundreds of billions is only fined one billion? Isn't this just doing business, making ten times the profit and walking away unscathed...
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MEVSandwichVictimvip
· 01-03 11:34
A hundred billion scale but only a 1 billion fine, when you do the math, it's just doing business, so disgusting.
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