Schwab's 39M Clients Hold 20% of All Crypto Products: The Shift Is Here
Charles Schwab's 39 million clients already hold 20% of all exchange-traded crypto products. Now Schwab sells real bitcoin too, at 0.75% per trade. The entry…
Fintech
In this category we explore the world of fintech, a rapidly evolving sector that combines technology and finance to revolutionise the way we manage money, investments and payments. Learn about the latest innovations, the most promising platforms and how these technologies are changing our financial habits.
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Ethereum Network Wins While ETH Waits at $1,800
ETH trades near $1,800 while institutions build tokenized finance infrastructure on its network. SBI Holdings pilots and staking ETFs could be the price…
Crypto IPO Winter: Gemini Drops 89% as Wall Street Stops Paying for the Label
Gemini is down 89% from its September 2025 IPO price. BitGo has lost 77%, Bullish 71%. Wall Street has stopped paying a premium for the crypto label.
Revolut Drops USDT in Europe: What to Do Before August 31
Revolut is removing USDT for EEA users by August 31, 2026, as Tether chose not to seek MiCA authorization. Here are the key deadlines and what European users…
Bitcoin Suisse Secures MiCAR License: CEO Majcen Speaks to SpazioCrypto
Bitcoin Suisse secured a MiCAR CASP license in Liechtenstein as the EU transitional period closed. CEO Andrej Majcen shares the three criteria every investor…
Digital Euro: ECON Green Light, ECB Picks Pilot Banks in July
Seven Italian banks, the most from any eurozone country, are competing in the digital euro pilot. The ECB selects pilot banks in July 2026, with first…
Real-World Asset Tokenization (RWA): What It Is and Why Wall Street Wants In
Real-world asset tokenization hit $31 billion on-chain by mid-2026, with BlackRock, JPMorgan, and Franklin Templeton leading the charge. Here's what RWA…
Digital Euro: ECON Vote by June 23 and What It Actually Decides
The EU's ECON committee votes on the digital euro by June 23, 2026. Nine Italian banks are already testing Eur.Bank, while ECB and PwC clash on costs.
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