JPMorgan is considering offering institutional clients crypto trading, including spot and derivatives – a move toward broader adoption.
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Although Ray Dalio personally holds around 1% of his wealth in Bitcoin, he considers the cryptocurrency an unsuitable reserve asset compared to gold.
The Council of the European Union adopted a negotiating position on the digital euro that enables both online and offline payments.
What has happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
The bankruptcy trustee of Terraform Labs has filed a USD 4 billion lawsuit against the trading firm Jump Trading.
The US crypto exchange Coinbase is integrating prediction markets through a partnership with Kalshi and enabling commission-free stock trading.
The crypto exchange HashKey has successfully completed its initial public offering (IPO) on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
The newly approved US XRP ETFs surpassed cumulative net inflows of USD 1 billion after 21 trading days.
Visa launches a Stablecoins Advisory Practice to advise banks and corporates on the use of digital currencies in payment systems.
Interactive Brokers to enable stablecoin deposits and integrate digital dollar tokens as a regulated payment method
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) remains part of the Nasdaq-100 index despite Bitcoin holdings worth around USD 59 billion.
While Ripple’s institutional infrastructure continues to solidify, XRP has lost more than 40 percent from its yearly high and is trading at around USD 2.
Stablecoin giant Tether has submitted a takeover bid for Italian soccer club Juventus Turin worth euro 1.1 billion euro.
What has happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, has issued a formal letter of objection to the MSCI Equity Index Committee.
PNC is offering high-net-worth clients regulated Bitcoin access for the first time directly within private banking – enabled through a partnership with Coinbase.
The two market leaders, Ledger and Trezor, have dominated the hardware wallet space for years – but which solution is best suited to which type of investor?
According to an investigation by the Financial Times, Binance continued to allow suspicious transactions worth hundreds of millions of dollars even after its 2023 guilty plea.
