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Cryptocurrency
fromBitcoin Magazine
1 week ago

BlockFills Suspends Client Functions As Crypto Slumps

BlockFills has temporarily suspended client deposits and withdrawals, restricting trading and citing market volatility while working to restore liquidity.
fromFortune
1 week ago

BlackRock offers DeFi trading for the first time, buys Uniswap tokens | Fortune

In the latest sign of the rapid convergence of Wall Street and crypto, the world's biggest asset manager is moving into decentralized finance or DeFi. BlackRock on Wednesday revealed it will be bringing its Treasury-backed digital token BUIDL onto Uniswap, a leading DeFi platform, where it will be bought and sold by institutional traders. As part of the tie-up, BlackRock is also purchasing an undisclosed amount of Uniswap's own UNI token.
Business
Business
fromAxios
4 weeks ago

Americans are now betting on winter storm totals on Polymarket and Kalshi

Retail and institutional trading in weather derivatives has surged as market participants bet on storms and hedge climate-related weather risk.
Cryptocurrency
fromFortune
2 months ago

JPMorgan to allow crypto trading for institutional clients in latest embrace of the sector | Fortune

JPMorgan is considering allowing institutional clients to trade cryptocurrencies, including spot and derivatives, reflecting a broader bank shift into digital-asset products.
Business
fromBitcoin Magazine
2 months ago

JPMorgan Considers Bitcoin For Institutional Clients

JPMorgan Chase is evaluating offering spot bitcoin trading and derivatives to institutional clients, contingent on demand, risk assessments, and regulatory compatibility.
Cryptocurrency
fromFortune Crypto
7 months ago

Binance adds USYC as Circle expands footprint of its yield-bearing stablecoin

USYC will be accepted as collateral by the largest crypto exchange, enhancing integration between crypto and traditional finance.
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