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JPMorgan Chase is considering offering cryptocurrency trading to its institutional clients, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, underscoring Wall Street banks' growing participation in the digital assets sector.The largest U.S. bank is assessing what services the markets business could offer to âŚ
The following article is adapted from The Blockâs newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.Happy Thursday! Crypto markets are showing "quiet strength," according to analysts, as bitcoin's exchange balances hit 2017 lows and a more supportive liquidity backdrop starts to take shapâŚ
Bank of America will begin allowing its wealth advisers to recommend allocations to crypto in client portfolios from next month, the U.S. lending giant said on Thursday, in a landmark moment for the digital assets sector.Starting January 5, advisors at Bank of America Private Bank, Merrill, and MerâŚ
On Thursday, December 5, Caroline D. Pham, the acting chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the U.S., confirmed rumors about the organizationâs new crypto scheme.In a recent X post that has sparked discussions across the crypto community, Caroline acknowledged a public post âŚ
Bitcoinâs sharp slide from recent highs is challenging major bullish narratives, with the market shedding over $1 trillion in six weeks and Bitcoin dropping around 25â30% from its October peak amid higher U.S. interest rates, a stronger dollar, and fading hopes for near-term Fed cuts. In the middle âŚ
American businessman and author Robert Kiyosaki, who is best known for penning the 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' bestseller, has once again taken to the X social media network to encourage his followers to buy Bitcoin and Ethereum . Kiyosaki claims that these two cryptocurrencies are "people's money."AmericaâŚ
A new proposal from Senate Democrats aimed at preventing illicit activity through decentralized finance is getting heat from many in the cryptocurrency industry and Republicans across the aisle. On Thursday, Senate Banking Committee Democrats sent a proposal to Republicans on that committee, as repoâŚ
President Donald Trump has floated a proposal that could change the way Americans benefit from his trade policies. In a recent interview, he hinted that revenue from tariffs might not only reduce the national debt but could also be paid out directly to citizens.Trump Hints At Payouts for AmericansInâŚ
Walmart-backed fintech platform OnePay is reportedly preparing to launch cryptocurrency trading and custody in its mobile banking app later this year, starting with bitcoin and ether.OnePayâs crypto rollout is expected to let users convert crypto to cash in-app to spend on Walmart purchases or pay dâŚ
This week, crypto has seen a rollercoaster. Price fluctuations, global changes, and powerful regulatory moves. Itâs the mix of progress and pressure that defines the moment.Here are the key moves you may have missed.#1 Nine European Banks Join Forces for Euro StablecoinNine major European banks â inâŚ
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission is looking to allow tokenized assets, including stablecoins, to be used in derivatives markets as collateral in a move supported by crypto executives.CFTC acting chair Caroline Pham said on Tuesday that her agency will âwork closely with stakeholdersâ on tâŚ
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is working to create an âinnovation exemptionâ that would ease approval of digital-asset products by the end of the year, SEC Chair Paul Atkins said on Tuesday.During an interview on Fox Business, Atkins told anchor Maria Bartiromo that the SEC is working onâŚ