Coinbase’s CEO says major banks now see cryptocurrencies as an existential threat to their business, pushing them to accelerate digital asset strategies amid rising competition and regulatory scrutiny.
UBS is weighing whether to let select banking clients invest in Bitcoin and Ethereum, signaling growing institutional acceptance of major cryptocurrencies despite ongoing regulatory and market volatility.
Trump’s crypto czar David Sacks says U.S. banks will fully embrace digital assets once the long-awaited market structure bill passes, arguing clear rules will unlock institutional adoption and mainstream crypto integration.
BlackRock’s IBIT spot Bitcoin ETF will underpin a new Delaware Life annuity, giving U.S. retirees regulated crypto exposure in their income plans as Wall Street deepens its push into digital assets.
Vanguard, the world’s second-largest asset manager, opens its doors to Bitcoin, signaling accelerating institutional adoption and reshaping the landscape of traditional investment strategies.
MSCI’s upcoming index decision on companies holding Bitcoin as a treasury asset could reshape institutional exposure, spark fresh debate over crypto risk, and determine how digital assets are reflected in global benchmarks.
Bank of America upgraded Coinbase to “Buy,” citing growth prospects from its Base blockchain, rising tokenization activity, and improving crypto market conditions that could drive higher trading volumes and fee revenue.
JPMorgan is reportedly exploring crypto trading services for institutional clients, signaling a potential shift on Wall Street as major banks weigh growing demand for digital asset exposure.
In a world bound by the chains of traditional monetary policy, Bitcoin emerges as a borderless ledger of value and speech, challenging state control and redefining financial freedom.
PNC has become the first major U.S. bank to offer direct Bitcoin trading, signaling a watershed moment for Wall Street as traditional finance accelerates its push into digital assets.