New research from American Banker reveals that while the 50 largest U.S. banks often discuss stablecoins, cryptocurrencies, and other distributed ledger technology, actual usage remains modest. Major names like JPMorgan Chase, Citi, and BNY Mellon are involved, yet many banks still appear to be testing the waters.
Hyperscale Data Inc. now holds 451.8500 Bitcoin—valued at around $75 million—and has earmarked another $34 million in cash to expand its cryptocurrency portfolio. The move underscores the company’s continued belief in the potential of digital assets.
Texas lawmakers have launched the state’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, committing $5 million to an initial cryptocurrency investment. With $10 million set aside for digital assets, this move signals closer government engagement with evolving economic technologies.
BizClik showcases JPMorgan and Prudential in its newly released December FinTech portfolio, featuring both FinTech Magazine and InsurTech Digital. This issue highlights trends in payments, open banking, digital assets, and includes forecasts looking ahead to 2026.
UP Fintech Holding Limited celebrated a remarkable third-quarter performance in 2025, posting record revenues of US$175.2 million and nearly tripling its net income year over year. The online brokerage firm also expanded its global reach, particularly in Singapore and Hong Kong, while unveiling new product offerings and enhancements in wealth management and digital assets.
A new Citi survey reveals that Wall Street executives expect digital assets to secure a 10% share of the post-trade market by 2030. This shift could translate to an estimated $2 trillion in daily trading volume, driven in part by the rise of tokenized securities.
ApeCoin (APE) entered a downward trend this week, slipping 3.8% in just 24 hours. Despite the decline, the cryptocurrency retains a self-reported market capitalization of $442.67 million, underscoring both the volatility and the resilience of digital assets.