The British banking giant remains skeptical of cryptocurrency and will not allow clients to purchase crypto with the bank’s credit card after June 27.

Nano Labs’ stock briefly surged 60% following the announcement.

Banking and payments titan Fiserv is entering the stablecoin race with its own token designed for regulated rails.

Backed by Ripple, the XRPQ fund has launched with 0% management fees.

The financial firm is making HYPE its primary reserve asset as part of a broader move into DeFi.

The banking giant filed a trademark application for services that include trading, exchanging, and issuing digital assets, such as payment tokens and ‘blockchain-enabled currency.’

Corporations continue to buy altcoins such as FET, HYPE, and XRP, despite SBET plummeting.

The highly successful Circle IPO has other crypto companies gearing up to go public.

Based on its opening day closing price, Circle left $1.7 billion on the table, far more than the $1.1 billion it raised from the stock offering.

Coinbase’s direct listing in April 2021 was followed by a market collapse. How will markets react to stablecoin-issuer Circle’s IPO?