Deep Tide TechFlow news, June 30, according to The Block report, JPMorgan Chase's global head of co-head of payments Umar Farooq and CEO of digital assets and blockchain solutions Peter Muriungi jointly published an article calling for the United States to establish a comprehensive digital asset regulatory framework as soon as possible. The two executives did not directly name the "Clarity Act," but clearly opposed the legalization of interest-bearing stablecoins, warning that they could evolve into "shadow banks," triggering bank runs and undermining financial stability. The article emphasized that stablecoins should adhere to the same regulatory standards as traditional deposit products, and that digital asset innovation should proceed within the existing securities and banking regulatory framework.