Some of America’s largest banking names are quietly discussing a collective foray into stablecoins, according to the Wall Street Journal. Early-Stage Talks Involve Household Banking Brands Entities linked to JPMorgan, Bank of
MoreThe U.S. Federal Trade Commission has formally dropped its administrative case against Microsoft’s 2023 purchase of Activision Blizzard. Agency Changes Course Under New Leadership Chairman Andrew Ferguson said continuing the fight was
MoreA small Swedish healthcare company sparked investor excitement after adding Bitcoin to its balance sheet. H100 Makes Its Debut Purchase Stockholm-listed H100 Group AB disclosed it spent five million Norwegian kroner, about
MoreEther has traded between $2,400 and $2,750 for weeks, forming a textbook bull-flag pattern that, if confirmed, projects a move to roughly $3,600. Support from the 200-day EMA underpins the range, and
MoreAfter printing a weekly high of $106,407, Bitcoin now needs only a monthly close above $102,400 to log its strongest May since 2019. Trader Jelle argues that breaching $110,000 would flip BTC
MoreThe US Securities and Exchange Commission delayed rulings on Bitwise’s Ether-staking amendment and Grayscale’s proposed XRP ETF, extending review by 45 days and opening both for public comment. Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart
MoreMobile-first platform Crypto.com secured a Markets in Financial Instruments Directive license, letting it offer regulated crypto derivatives across the European Economic Area. The authorization comes four months after the firm won in-principle
MoreBitcoin registered its strongest ever weekly finish at just under $106,500, marking six straight weeks of gains for the benchmark cryptocurrency. The milestone leaves the price less than 3 % shy of
MoreJ.P.Morgan has upgraded emerging-market equities to “overweight” from “neutral,” arguing that easing U.S.–China trade frictions and a weaker dollar remove two major hurdles facing developing-world stocks. Tariff rollback boosts sentiment Washington and
MoreNvidia’s chief executive Jensen Huang says the company’s next artificial-intelligence chip for China will not come from the Hopper architecture, underscoring the challenges US export curbs pose to America’s most valuable semiconductor
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