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NYSE owner ICE plans to launch a 24/7 tokenised stock and ETF trading venue using blockchain technology for real-time settlement. The platform will support stablecoin funding and fractional ownership, integrating crypto-native efficiencies into a regulated environment. Analysts suggest this shift could pull liquidity from DeFi and altcoins as investors trade traditional assets with crypto-style flexibility. A month after Nasdaq disclosed that it wants to extend US equities trading to nearly 24 hours a day, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is now planning to offer tokenised securities trading. Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), which owns the NYSE, said it plans to launch…
Revolut has filed for a full banking license in Peru to expand its footprint in Latin America and compete directly with established traditional banks. The expansion focuses on the $4.93 billion remittance market, offering digital cross-border payments to the one million Peruvians who rely on international money transfers. If approved, Peru would join Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia in Revolut’s regional portfolio. Revolut is trying to become a regulated bank in Peru, filing for a full banking licence as it expands deeper into Latin America. Revolut’s initial hook in Peru is cross-border money, reads the press release. The company has highlighted…
Stellar price dropped sharply as altcoins shed recent gains. Broader market conditions, with Bitcoin dipping towards support, are a critical indicator. XLM bulls could see stagnation if the price drops to $0.20 or lower. Stellar price traded lower as top altcoins mirrored the movement of Bitcoin on Monday, and a slice through $0.22 threatened further declines toward the critical $0.20 support area. As selling pressure mounts, drawing fresh bearish bets across crypto exchanges, the broader market caution could allow for a deeper correction. Currently, bears dominate sentiment, fueled by technical breakdowns and fading on-chain conviction. XLM price nears multi-month support…
Bitcoin could emerge as a long-term winner if global authorities confirm the existence of non-human intelligence, even if the immediate fallout triggers a severe financial shock.Over the weekend, reports emerged that Helen McCaw, a former senior analyst at the Bank of England, urged Governor Andrew Bailey to consider contingency planning for a scenario in which the US government, or another credible authority, releases definitive evidence that humanity is not alone.In her analysis, the risk is not just market chaos. It is a fast-moving confidence shock that could propagate from asset prices into the plumbing of everyday life, potentially causing bank…
Bitcoin pricing in 2026 may hinge on officials and executives who set dollar liquidity, US market access, ETF distribution, stablecoin settlement capacity, and exchange venue rules, based on a market-structure framework that prioritizes chokepoints over social reach.The scale of each chokepoint is measurable in flows, assets, and supply, which makes a short watch list practical for traders and allocators tracking what can change the investable boundary of crypto.Here’s who is in charge at each of the chokepoints.Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, whose rate path and shifting cut expectations can rapidly swing risk appetite.SEC Chair Paul S. Atkins, who influences how…
Sui price fell as tariff jitters spooked global markets. The token tumbled 12% in the past 24 hours as Bitcoin retreated under $93,000. Tariff jitters and overall risk-off sentiment threaten further SUI downturn. Sui price plunged nearly 13% to lows of $1.55 amid a broader market downturn marked by significant capital exodus from risk assets. This sharp correction, amplified by Bitcoin’s retreat from $96,000 highs to under $93,000 and Ethereum’s retest of $3,200, came as crypto saw over $680 million in longs liquidated. Many analysts are pointing to escalating geopolitical tensions tied to U.S. tariff threats on Europe over Greenland.…
CoinNews photo of 2025-P Uncirculated Morgan and Peace silver dollars — two of the many Mint silver products to see sharper price increases On Saturday, Jan. 17, the United States Mint restarted sales of its collector silver products after a several-day repricing pause, a move it had signaled earlier in the week amid surging silver prices. Unlike the Mint’s gold offerings, prices for its silver products are not adjusted weekly. The new prices may feel abrupt and could push some collectors to the sidelines. Viewed against silver’s rise since the Mint’s last adjustment, however, the increases appear more reasonable. Recent…
On Monday morning, the market did that thing it always does when politics stops being background noise and starts grabbing the steering wheel.Screens went red, chats filled with the same half-jokes about “macro,” and Bitcoin slipped back under the psychological levels traders had just spent the weekend defending. The headline risk had a familiar scent, tariffs, allies, a threat timed for maximum attention, and just enough ambiguity to keep leverage on edge.This time the spark came from Greenland.Over the weekend, President Donald Trump escalated his pressure campaign against European allies who oppose U.S. efforts to acquire the territory, floating a 10% tariff…
Bitcoin investors may be watching CPI prints, but the real inflation stress is showing up in stranger places.Inflation looks like it’s easing, until you zoom in. Beef prices are up sharply, fertilizer costs are reaccelerating, and several niche input series are diverging in ways that don’t fit the clean “cooling” narrative.For Bitcoin, that kind of messy micro-inflation tape can keep markets whipsawing between rate-cut optimism and sticky-price anxiety.Beef vs. chicken prices are splitting, and a “protein stress ratio” is flashing inflation riskSeveral price series on the Federal Reserve’s FRED database are diverging across food, farm inputs, and industrial materials.That pattern…
Anthony Scaramucci and Brian Armstrong warned that banning yield-bearing stablecoins in the CLARITY Act could drive emerging markets toward the digital yuan which already offers interest. Critics argue the yield restriction is a result of banking industry pressure to eliminate competition from stablecoin issuers despite the risk to the dollar’s global dominance. Bank of America leadership counters that allowing stablecoin yields could trigger six trillion dollars in deposit outflows and significantly reduce traditional lending capacity. Anthony Scaramucci, as well as Coinbase’s CEO, Brian Armstrong, warned that banning yield-bearing stablecoins in the US CLARITY Act could weaken the appeal of dollar-linked…