OpenSea reports banks are testing stablecoins, digital tokens pegged to the USD, to enhance payment efficiency for consumers.

Regulators such as the OCC and CFTC continue to lay a friendly foundation for crypto in the U.S., but banks are pushing back. Here's what's bothering them.

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Bitcoin currently trades near all-time high prices of $123,000. Cathie Wood and her research team at Ark Invest are predicting that Bitcoin could reach a price of $3.8 million by 2030. A number of ...

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President Trump signed an executive order to clear the way for Americans to add new types of investments to their 401(k) outside of traditional stocks and bonds, opening the door to higher-risk ...

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Ryan Cummings and Jared Bernstein argue that the industry is struggling because its core product is basically useless.