
Block has applied for a federal bank charter to custody bitcoin
A national trust charter would put Block's bitcoin custody under one federal supervisor. It brings no deposits, no lending and no FDIC insurance.
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A national trust charter would put Block's bitcoin custody under one federal supervisor. It brings no deposits, no lending and no FDIC insurance.

Wyoming's FRNT token will show its reserves onchain via Chainlink. The feed proves assets existed when checked, not who can claim them.

Twenty-one banks and asset managers plan a dollar stablecoin. The issuing company doesn't exist yet and the token is targeted for 2027.

Payward and the London Stock Exchange plan to tokenise 100 UK-listed stocks. It needs regulatory approval, and no retail launch date has been set.

EURR is going to selected Revolut users in Denmark, Poland and Portugal. Bridge Building S.A. is the legal issuer, and UK customers are not included.

Deribit is retiring the daily proof-of-reserves check its customers could run themselves, after moving about 90% of client assets to Coinbase.

The platform now has two withdrawal routes left, bitcoin and USDT on Tron, weeks after saying an EU sanctions listing named a different company.

The broker named three tokens and one timeframe: 'coming months'. Nothing is tradeable yet, and Schwab Crypto remains a US-only retail product.

Coinbase starts with Apple, Nvidia, Meta and Alphabet, issued under an Abu Dhabi framework that carries no UK permission and no FSCS protection.
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