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Illustration of major U.S. banks using blockchain networks and digital stablecoins to enable cross-border transactions.

Major U.S. Banks to Enable International Transfers via Stablecoins

October 25, 2025 Paulo

Zelle, the payment network by JPMorgan, Citi, and Wells Fargo, will allow international transfers via stablecoins, marking a new era for banking.

A cinematic digital illustration showing Fidelity International’s headquarters blended with blockchain and Bitcoin imagery, representing its continued but cautious participation in crypto.

Fidelity’s European Chief: “We’ll Stay in Crypto, But Won’t Tell Everyone to Buy Bitcoin”

May 20, 2023 Paulo

Fidelity will remain in crypto but avoid promoting Bitcoin due to volatility and regulation concerns, says Managing Director Christian Staub.

Digital illustration of El Salvador glowing with Bitcoin nodes connecting globally, symbolizing Strike’s expansion and relocation

Strike Relocates Headquarters to El Salvador and Expands to 65 Global Markets

May 20, 2023 Paulo

Strike moves its headquarters to El Salvador and expands to 65 markets, using the Bitcoin Lightning Network to reach over 3 billion potential users.

Coinbase Launches Coinbase One: A Zero-Fee Subscription Expanding to 35 Countries

May 18, 2023 Paulo

Coinbase launches Coinbase One with zero trading fees, 24/7 support, and global expansion plans across 35 countries for premium crypto traders.

Tether Reveals $1.5 Billion in Bitcoin Holdings as Reserves Hit Record $81.8 Billion

May 10, 2023 Paulo

Tether discloses $1.5 billion in Bitcoin reserves, $3.4 billion in gold, and record profits of $1.48 billion, strengthening its dominance in the stablecoin market.

Bank of England building with Bitcoin symbol

U.S. Banking Crisis 2023: The Great Consolidation Reshaping America’s Financial System

May 4, 2023 Paulo

Three major U.S. banks have collapsed in 2023, triggering the largest banking disruption since 2008. Here’s a detailed look at the great consolidation reshaping the financial system.