WALL STREET

The bank never officially announced its plans to bring a bank-backed crypto.

Coinbase former vice president is looking to get big banks into cryptocurrency.

After playing with the idea, the reputable financial newspaper decided to stay out of the space for now.

The measures allow market makers to provide quotes using wider spreads amid money laundering allegations against Danske Bank.

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Tom Lee still believes BTC could reach $25,000 by year end, but said a $20,000-$22,000 is fair value.

It became the fourth Wall Street bank to take this move.

The firm is preferring professionals with Bitcoin Professional Certification.

Mr. Buckley compared the so-called digital gold with gold, saying that neither have any fundamental value.

Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are now the only two banks clearing Bitcoin futures for select institutional clients.

Wall Street might be playing the age-old ‘buy the rumor, sell the fact’ classic trading game with Bitcoin HODLers.

The bank will decide which clients are granted access to Bitcoin futures on a case-by-case basis.

A story posted by the Wall Street Journal yesterday prompted a sharp response from the bank.

Bloomberg is unbundling its core services package to offer a standalone chat service for $10 a month

Wall Street Blockchain Alliance's newest members focus on trading, risk and big data analytics.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Donald Trump’s administration is preparing for action on banking regulation.

The global banking group’s recent round assisted Symphony Communication Services, which is looking to grow within Asia.

With OTCXN’s blockchain FX platform counterparties will no longer have to establish credit arrangements with prime brokers.

Jay Clayton has emerged as the frontrunner for SEC Head under the Trump administration.

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