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SBI Holdings subsidiary Morningstar started its XRP shareholder benefits in 2019.

SBI is considering tokenizing assets like real estate and fine art in the future.

Cryptocurrency mining ASIC producer Canaan filed with the U.S. SEC to issue around $12.4 million worth of shares to its employees.

The world’s top 10 billionaires lost a combined $37.7 billion due to the crash of the stock market on Monday.

Riot Blockchain has opted to sell its new crypto exchange RiotX to focus on Bitcoin mining before halvening.

Paxos, a New York-regulated financial firm and the issuer of Paxos Standard stablecoin, has launched its blockchain-based settlement platform with Credit Suisse and Instinet.

The operator of the National Stock Exchange of Australia is working on a joint blockchain-based project to enable same-day settlements.

British banking giant HSBC will digitize paper-based records of $20 billion in private placements with blockchain technology by March 2020.

SK Group’s securities arm SK Securities teamed up with blockchain real estate firm Kasa Korea for a digital real estate beneficiary platform.

Investment management firm Arca is seeking approval from the SEC to issue its UST Coins.

A British blockchain startup secured 3 million pounds by selling tokenized shares on LSE’s equity trading platform Turquoise.

The Financial Times has released a special report on financial markets over the past 10 years, outlining crypto as one of the “biggest changes” globally.

Following the recent spike in bitcoin trading volume and price, shares of Grayscale Investment’s Bitcoin Investment Trust (BIT) surged to US$32 per share, marking a 10.92% increase over the past few days

This week ARK Investment became the first ETF to invest in Bitcoin, purchasing publicly traded shares of Grayscale's Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC), which are linked to the price of bitcoin directly, for ARK’s Web x.0 ETF fund.

Bitcoins can now be traded on the public markets. After a long wait, Grayscale Investment’s Bitcoin Investment Trust (BIT) received formal approval on March 26 and began trading in May with the ticker GBTC.