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Major Bank Predicts Significant Interest Rate Cuts – Blockchain News, Opinion, TV and Jobs

Strategists at UBS Investment Bank are forecasting massive interest rate cuts by the U.S. central bank, and this is seen as bullish for Bitcoin. The decreasing inflation, according to UBS, makes it possible for the U.S. central bank (Federal Reserve) to begin reducing interest rates as early as March. This

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U.S. Federal Reserve’s Barr Holds Line on Central Bank Needing Stablecoin Powers

The U.S. Federal Reserve needs to regulate and enforce the law against stablecoin issuers, said Federal Reserve Vice Chairman for Supervision Michael Barr, making the federal-oversight argument that has been the major sticking point as the U.S. House of Representatives debates legislation.Republican lawmakers have leaned into a state-oversight route for

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Bank of England releases stablecoin regulation plan

The UK is setting new regulations for stablecoins and the wider cryptocurrency market, aiming to enhance financial stability and consumer protection while fostering innovation. The Bank of England (BOE), working with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), is rolling out a plan to manage the stablecoin market—cryptocurrencies that are usually tied to

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DZ Bank partners with Ripple to launch blockchain custody service

DZ Bank launches a blockchain-based digital asset custody platform, advancing Germany’s crypto services for institutional and private clients. The second largest bank in Germany, DZ Bank, has unveiled a proprietary service for safeguarding crypto assets, targeting institutional clientele. This service will leverage the capabilities of Metaco Harmonize, a platform developed by

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DZ Bank, third-largest German bank, to start crypto custody for institutional investors

DZ Bank, the third largest bank in Germany by asset size, has launched its own digital assets custody platform built on the blockchain. According to an announcement published on Nov. 2, the platform will work with institutional clients, offering them crypto securities, such as the crypto bond from Siemens, which

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