Solana is turning its sights toward Wall Street
Solana is not just a company, but also a community and an ecosystem.

Signs of cooling emerge in the red-hot stock trading of cryptocurrency
So far this year, U.S. publicly traded companies have announced plans to raise over $91 billion to purchase bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Fintech and crypto industries launch fight to stop banks charging for customer data
The fintech industry has turned to the Trump administration for help in trying to stop banks led by JPMorgan Chase from threatening to charge fintech firms for access to customers' banking data.

Trump's crypto advisor raises $300 million to establish bitcoin investment firm
Wall Street's SPAC frenzy has swept into the cryptocurrency realm.

Regulation Becomes Clearer, Tether Plans to Launch New Stablecoin for U.S. Market
Tether said if Congress passes cryptocurrency legislation this year, it plans to create a new stablecoin for the U.S. market.

Politics Meets Finance: How Trump Family's Stablecoin Is Shaking Up Legislative Battles?
As banks and crypto firms vie to influence regulations, Trump has launched his own stablecoin, directly threatening the businesses of both industries.

Coinbase Enters a New Era of Cryptocurrency
Not everyone was excited about the committee's actions.

The U.S. SEC's actions against Coinbase highlight a regulatory vacuum in cryptocurrency
Welcome to the official beginning of the cryptocurrency regulatory vacuum.

From New York Bank to Citibank, Wall Street is entering the cryptocurrency field
Some major U.S. banks are aggressively moving into cryptocurrency services for large funds, investors, and traders, leveraging the rapid regulatory easing under President Donald Trump to launch digital asset versions of businesses they have long dominated.

