A new firm, Twenty One CapitalXXI (backed by crypto players including Tether and Bitfinex), made its debut on the NYSE — and investors reacted with a sharp rally in both BTC and the firm’s own shares.
Meanwhile, PNC (U.S. private banking giant) announced direct Bitcoin-trading services for its high-net-worth clients, reflecting growing crypto integration into traditional finance.
On the regulatory front, prominent voices — including Michael Saylor — criticized a proposal to block crypto-heavy firms from major indexes, calling it “misguided.”
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A new firm, Twenty One CapitalXXI (backed by crypto players including Tether and Bitfinex), made its debut on the NYSE — and investors reacted with a sharp rally in both BTC and the firm’s own shares.
Meanwhile, PNC (U.S. private banking giant) announced direct Bitcoin-trading services for its high-net-worth clients, reflecting growing crypto integration into traditional finance.
On the regulatory front, prominent voices — including Michael Saylor — criticized a proposal to block crypto-heavy firms from major indexes, calling it “misguided.”