SoFi just moved institutional finance forward by years. Big Business Banking collapses the walls between traditional banking and crypto—and it's working.
While the crypto world panics about Google's quantum threat, one startup is asking a smarter question: what if quantum computers could make blockchains better, not break them? The answer remains gloriously uncertain.
Franklin Templeton just made a bold move into crypto by acquiring 250 Digital, a specialist investment management firm. The deal—paid partly in Franklin's own BENJI tokens—signals institutional crypto is moving from sideline to center stage.
The stablecoin arms race is accelerating, and major fintech players are placing their bets before the regulatory finish line moves. But the real question isn't whether stablecoins work—it's whether the rules will let them survive.