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11.01.26 - 01:45
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Wall Street′s Crypto Debate Is Over As Banks Go All-In On BTC, Stablecoins, Tokenized Cash (ZeroHedge)
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Wall Street's Crypto Debate Is Over As Banks Go All-In On BTC, Stablecoins, Tokenized Cash
Authored by Sam Bourgi via CoinTelegraph.com,
Big banks aren't debating crypto anymore — they're building it. From tokenized cash to ETFs, Wall Street is quietly going onchain.
For years, major banks treated cryptocurrency primarily as a risk to be contained. That posture is now giving way to a more deliberate form of engagement. Rather than debating crypto's legitimacy, banks are increasingly deciding how and where to integrate it, from regulated investment products to blockchain-based payment rails.
This shift is on full display in this week's Crypto Biz. JPMorgan is extending its US dollar deposit token onto new blockchain infrastructure, signaling that tokenized cash is moving closer to production use within global banking.
Morgan Stanley, meanwhile, is positioning itself to offer exposure to Bitcoin and Solana through exchange-traded funds (ETFs), potentially bringing crypto investments to...
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10.01.26 - 16:48
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Wall Street Week | US-Venezuela Policy, Farming Without Subsidies, Robotaxis, Everest Exclusivity (Bloomberg)
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This week, what the Trump Administration's action in Venezuela reveals about America's new foreign policy priorities. And, could New Zealand's no-subsidy agriculture industry work around the world? Plus, is 2026 finally the year robotaxis move beyond hype and tiny test zones? Later, we follow the rise of ultra-luxury Everest trips, where six-figure price tags promise speed and comfort on a mountain that remains brutally unforgiving. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.01.26 - 11:18
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Venezuela: US-Präsident Donald Trump drängt Ölkonzerne zu Milliardeninvestitionen (Manager-Magazin)
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Bei einem Treffen im Weißen Haus versuchte Präsident Trump am Freitag, US-Unternehmen vom Wiederaufbau der Ölindustrie in Venezuela zu begeistern. Vor allem Großkonzerne wie Exxon und ConocoPhillips sind aber sehr zurückhaltend... --- Trump sagte bei dem Treffen, die USA würden den Konzernen zudem Schutz für Personal und Anlagen sowie finanzielle Garantien für ihre Investitionen in Aussicht stellen. Zudem hatte Energieminister Chris Wright (60) die Möglichkeit ins Spiel gebracht, die US-Export-Import-Bank zur Finanzierung großer Ölprojekte einzusetzen.. --- ExxonMobil-Chef Darren Woods (60) etwa warnte, dass Venezuela ohne „signifikante Veränderungen“ weiterhin „uninvestierbar“ bleibt.. --- Bei dem Treffen anwesende kleinere, unabhängige Unternehmen dagegen zeigten sich bereit, in dem Land zu investieren.. --- Laut Trump habe Venezuela zugestimmt, die Erlöse aus dem Verkauf seines Öls ausschließlich für den Kauf von Waren aus amerikanischer Produktion zu verwenden..
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10.01.26 - 01:42
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Stocks Rise as Payroll Growth Slows: Trump Meets Oil Executives | The Close 1/9/2026 (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg Television brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are Hartree Partners' Ed Morse, Goldman Sachs' Carly Davenport, Pipeline's Katica Roy, Gabelli Funds' John Belton, National Center for Energy's Neil Atkinson, Eurasia Group's Jon Lieber, Stord's Sean Henry, Circle's Wyclef Jean and Kash Razzaghi. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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