A wave of testimonies from debanked crypto founders and users has been flooding social media ever since Marc Andreessen discussed Choke Point 2.0 on Joe Rogan's podcast.

Concerns are growing that central banks are beginning to roll out products and services that directly compete with the private sector—and critics say this could cause big problems.

A long-running legal battle between a Bitcoin-focused Custodia bank and the Federal Reserve shows no sign of abating.

Amid the digital euro's preparation phase, the ECB is trying to get support from future users and commercial structures by publishing encouraging materials.

Swift, which has long been international banking’s preferred cross-border payments messaging system of choice, has published the results of an investigation into connecting traditional banks to the myriad of blockchain choices in order to leverage tokenized assets.

Better late than never… The launch of the Federal Reserve’s FedNow service later this month will bring 24/7/365 instant payments to the U.S. banking system, making it the last major global economy to officially implement such functionality.

The two companies and a third unnamed global tier 1 bank carried out the repurchase agreement transactions on Broadridge’s Distributed Ledger Repo platform. The functionality enhances the possibilities for intraday liquidity management.

The bankers are finally coming around to the fact that blockchain technology is a far more efficient vehicle for the transfer of wealth. So now they’re trying to come up with ways to stop that wealth from transferring away from them.