Wall Street

Until crypto gets the basics right, Wall Street will always be one step ahead

Some sectors are more ready than others — but we only have to focus on the sectors where initial interest is likely to go

Crypto is proud of being a relatively closed club — but letting traditional finance in could help speed up adoption

Let’s rescue fiat money from the clutches of traditional finance — and unleash its full potential within DeFi instead

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FINRA chief executive Robert Cook has a message for those recently laid off by cryptocurrency companies — call him

Staff from Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo left the banks for roles at the cryptocurrency exchange

Former Morgan Stanley pros look to build tools to help bring trillions of dollars in institutional funds to the blockchain

The bank’s first over-the-counter crypto transaction could spur other Wall Street heavyweights to follow suit

Acquisition will see Securitize join the top 10 transfer agents globally, with over 1.2 million accounts

Aurox would be one of a growing number of crypto companies tapping public markets

Equities started off strong Monday morning, largely paring losses from the prior session, before closing mostly lower.

US stocks inched higher Monday, led by big tech, extending gains from last week’s highs as investors await the biggest week of earnings season.

Twitter, which reported higher-than-expected earnings, benchmarked their biggest revenue growth in over five years.

Equities advance amid wide-spread internet outages, rising initial jobless claims data and higher-than-normal existing home sales.

Signals of further institutional adoption could have triggered crypto’s early morning rally, when bitcoin jumped over 10%.

Stocks rebounded after Monday’s steep sell-off. Bitcoin falls after another crypto regulatory clampdown.

However, stocks less impacted by lockdown restrictions made decent gains, Etsy, the online craft marketplace, jumped 7% intraday.

Despite a decent start in earnings season, the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke a multi-week string of gains, shedding 0.5%.

Weary investors speculate sustainability of economic growth while Fed chair insists that high inflation is temporary.

Bitcoin and ether traded higher after chairman Powell said that having a Fed-issued digital currency would be more feasible than several cryptocurrencies in a congressional hearing.

Some correlate a rise in inflation and bitcoin’s limited supply as a signal to buy, but investors seemed unbothered by the hike.

“After a 50% correction across the Crypto markets we are in a consolidation mode which is healthy for the next bull run. If BTC holds support at 30k through the summer I think we are poised for a great Q4 rally,” Charlie Silver said.

“We view the cryptocurrency market as a high growth market that is large, profitable, and filled with opportunities,” Ex-NYSE president Thomas Farley said.