Wall Street News

A Barclays analyst stated that a possible “Facebook Coin” could generate $19 billion in additional revenue by 2021.

The chairman of the CFTC says that blockchain would have transformed regulators’ real-time responses to the 2008 global financial crash.

Solidus Labs, a trade surveillance firm backed by Goldman Sachs fintech veterans, raised $3 million from Hanaco Ventures.

Crypto investors and miners are turning to derivatives such as options in an attempt to survive the protracted market downturn.

JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou said that Wall Street institutions could become more interested in Bitcoin soon.

The Wall Street Blockchain Alliance will partner with R3 to develop solutions on their Corda blockchain platform.

The world’s second-largest stock exchange Nasdaq has revealed that seven crypto exchanges are already using its market monitoring technology.

Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, believes crypto markets will be more mature and attract millions to billions of users by the time they regain 2017’s all-...

Wall Street’s renowned investor Bill Miller calls himself a Bitcoin observer, predicts that the main cryptocurrency can be worth either a lot or zero.

The digital assets platform Bakkt — created by the NYSE’s operator — announces the completion of their first funding round.

Bloomberg’s recent article claims that Wall Street’s “dreams” of crypto businesses are now shelved and “in limbo.”

Mike Novogratz has said that the ICO market is “dead right now” during an interview on the current state of the crypto industry.

Poloniex is looking to get its own piece of the institutional pie by giving special treatment to institutional clients.

The project claims to be able to process the entire daily volume of the U.S. equities market, however, critics remain doubtful.

Bitcoin and altcoins have been representing a “new institutional investment class” since 2017, despite the ensuing bear market, Morgan Stanley says.