Wall Street is reshaping crypto by choosing projects with deep liquidity, custody, and strong financial infrastructure over mere narratives.
Crypto treasuries evolve as companies use Bitcoin and Ethereum reserves to fund AI expansion, secure loans, and drive corporate growth.
BIS’s Project Agorá shows how major banks test tokenized commercial deposits on blockchain without needing to launch new stablecoins.
Circle Internet Group received a New York trust charter for its USDC stablecoin on July 31, 2026, enhancing digital asset regulation and institutional trust.
Wall Street uses blockchain for post-trade reconciliation, with BNY, DTCC, and Canton Network leading shared record innovation.
As traditional financial institutions adopt crypto, behind-the-scenes infrastructure providers quietly drive the industry’s next growth phase.
The US Treasury’s OFAC sanctioned two Iranian firms for an alleged crypto-funded toll scheme in the Strait of Hormuz. It highlights new challenges for sancti…
As banks and fintechs launch their own digital currencies, stablecoin market focus shifts from issuer competition to connectivity infrastructure.
Binance introduces gold and silver options settled in USDT, signaling how crypto exchanges and traditional brokerages now compete for the entire portfolio.