2018-6-12 01:10 |
Wells Fargo said its customers will no longer be able to buy digital currency with its credit cards due to the “multiple risks associated with this volatile investment”
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As stablecoins edge closer to mainstream adoption, a whirlwind of corporate and legislative activity is reshaping the financial landscape in the United States. On Thursday, Circle Internet Financial made a stunning debut on the New York Stock Exchange, soaring 168% as investors rallied behind the company that issues USDC—the second biggest stablecoin after Tether. By […]
The country’s largest commercial banks are in early talks to create a jointly issued stablecoin, an effort aimed at defending their dominance in the payments ecosystem as cryptocurrency adoption and regulatory support grow under the Trump administration, The Wall Street Journal has reported.
BlackRock's CIO predicts major wirehouses will integrate Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs into model portfolios by the end of 2024.
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