Israel's largest bank wants to bring crypto trading into the same app its customers already use to invest in traditional markets.
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VanEck believes Bitcoin is getting close to a cyclical bottom after a decline that has cut its price roughly in half. The daily chart is not confirming that view yet.
Bitcoin enters Thursday's US producer inflation report at an awkward point on the daily chart, sitting just above its strongest nearby support while a heavy resistance cluster waits roughly $3,500 higher.
The Bank of England is testing a trade-finance model where private stablecoins and central bank money handle different parts of the same transaction. For SMEs, faster payment is only useful if verification and financing can move just as quickly.
MoneyGram Ramps is now live on Solana, allowing wallets, exchanges and apps to connect digital assets with MoneyGram's existing fiat infrastructure through a single API.
BRICS countries are discussing whether their fast-payment networks and central bank digital currencies can be linked across borders, with lower transaction costs as the immediate goal.
Chainlink has traded in a narrow range since late July, leaving LINK squeezed between two technical clusters on the daily chart.
Europe's crypto rulebook is barely through its final transition window, and Brussels is already asking which parts need to change.
Bittensor has moved back above its 50-day simple moving average after spending nearly two months below it.
A fight over the CLARITY Act is beginning to spill into a separate banking-policy battle.
Hyperliquid’s policy arm is pushing regulators to consider whether perpetual futures, best known for crypto trading, could also work as hedging tools for businesses exposed to commodity prices.
Visa and Mastercard are moving stablecoins deeper into cross-border payments. Visa is focusing on liquidity and wallet payouts; Mastercard is testing a way for providers to reuse parts of the compliance work already completed.