A mong the strait-laced denizens of Wall Street, crypto’s “use cases” are often discussed with a smirk. Veterans have seen it ...

JPMorgan challenges the Treasury's $2 trillion stablecoin market forecast, arguing growth will be slower due to undeveloped ...

Stablecoins like USDC and USDT are reshaping finance and traditional players aren’t sitting still. From JPMorgan’s deposit ...

As Base reaches all-time highs in TVL and decentralized exchange volume, PancakeSwap has launched its Infinity version on the ...

President Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law on Friday, enacting the first major cryptocurrency legislation. The bill, ...

Grayscale Research highlights potential of stablecoins to enhance cross-border transactions, domestic payments, and other use ...

The strength of cryptocurrencies in 2025 puts it in a strong position to challenge fiat currencies and enjoy increased ...

JPMorgan explores offering Bitcoin and Ethereum-backed loans, tapping into growing crypto services amid evolving regulations.

Bank earnings have been largely positive in the second quarter despite concerns that tariffs would increase inflation and stifle economic activity. Payment divisions at banks reaped the rewards, too.

JPMorgan Chase could start lending against its clients' cryptocurrency holdings, according to the Financial Times.

The US’s second-largest bank is developing a stablecoin, its CEO has announced Bank of America has announced it is getting ...

Mainstream lenders are fighting back against a new push by automakers and crypto companies to secure new US banking charters, ...