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As of December 2025, several of the top 25 US banks have launched or announced bitcoin-related products. PNC Group has officially launched services in both custody and trading, and JPMorgan Chase and Schwab have announced bitcoin trading services. American Express has launched a bitcoin rewards card, and USAA provides exchange integration. It is worth noting that financial giants such as Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley currently only provide financial services to high n...
According to market news, Michael Saylor says that major banks are adopting bitcoin faster than expected, and 2026 will be a crazy year.
Japan's 30-year bond yield hit a record high, driven by persistently high inflation and growing market expectations that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates later this month. It is up 1.5 basis points at 3.405%. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Monday that the central bank will thoroughly discuss the possibility of a rate hike at its upcoming meeting, boosting market expectations for a near-term rate hike. The 10-year bond yield was flat at 1.875%. (Jin Ten)
According to a report by investment bank Jefferies, stablecoin giant Tether has quietly emerged as one of the most influential new buyers in the gold market. The report estimates that Tether currently holds at least 116 tonnes of gold, with 12 tonnes backing its XAUt token (worth around $1.57 billion) and around 104 tonnes backing USDT (worth around $13.67 billion), making it the world's largest holder of non-sovereign gold, comparable in size to smaller central banks. In the third quarter alone...
Central banks may have bought large amounts of gold in November, according to Goldman Sachs, a multi-year trend to diversify their reserves to hedge against geopolitical and financial risks. In a report, Goldman reiterated that it expects gold prices to reach $4,900 by the end of 2026 and could rise further if private investors continue to diversify their portfolios. Gold prices have rallied 55 percent so far this year, driven largely by economic and geopolitical concerns, rising inflows of exch...
According to CoinDesk, Japan's Financial Services Agency announced today that it will support the empirical experiment of stablecoin co-issuance involving three major banks, including Mitsubishi UFJ Bank, Sumitomo Mitsui Bank, and Mizuho Bank. According to the FSA announcement, this empirical experiment will serve as the first supporting case for the newly established "Payment Innovation Project" (PIP), which aims to promote innovation in the payment sector. In addition to the three major banks,...
The "Super Central Bank Week" is here! The Federal Reserve is on the scene with the "shutdown shackles". Will Powell release a beautiful dove sound? The US government shutdown continues, when will the technical pullback of gold end? US stock traders begin to switch positions... Click to view...
After the 2008 financial crisis, stocks, cash, gold and bonds are all expected to experience one of the largest annual inflows in history. Click to view...
Global central bank foreign exchange reserves changes show that the "de-dollarization" process continues to accelerate; investment banks believe that the US September CPI data released this week is difficult to change the interest rate cut expectations that have already been completed, and the market may pay more attention to...
Gold became a "hot topic" for central bankers, finance ministers and private sector bankers around the world at the autumn meetings of the IMF and World Bank, discussions that could actually help to keep prices in check. Click to view...
