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T. Rowe Price Files to Launch Active Crypto ETF in Strategic Pivot

T. Rowe Price, the 87-year-old investment firm known for its mutual funds, is entering crypto. On Wednesday, the company filed an S-1 form with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch the T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF. The S-1 is an important regulatory filing that signals a company’s intent to list a […]

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Google’s new quantum breakthrough claim could reignite the debate over the Bitcoin threat

Google said it had achieved a verifiable “quantum advantage” with its Willow chip, completing a calculation that would take classical supercomputers thousands of times longer. The reported breakthrough could reignite a debate in the cryptocurrency community about the possible harmful effects that quantum computers could have on Bitcoin, whose operation and security are built on

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US Senate Democrats assure Crypto CEOs they are still willing to move legislation

Enough US Senate Democrats still show they are ready to pass a crypto market structure bill that the effort has legs, they said at a meeting of several crypto executives on Wednesday that focused on a path forward for US crypto regulation. Digital asset company leaders had two meetings set for the same day, the

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Crypto Exchange To Take Staff To Caribbean Retreat Next Year: Sources

Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken is taking the vast majority of its staff to an idyllic Caribbean island next January to energize the company ahead of a long-awaited IPO in the US next year, according to two people familiar with the plans. A person familiar with the plans requested that the exact location of the team-building trip

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A ‘lean’ Fed master account could bring back lean banking

When I worked at the Federal Reserve, we used to joke that our job was to protect the status quo. The Fed’s mandate has long included financial stability, certainly not financial disruption. But Fed Governor Chris Waller’s speech urging Fed staff to explore the creation of a new “payment account” for non-bank payment providers at

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Tokenization Fixes Film Financing, Dethrones Hollywood Studios

Hollywood has hit a breaking point. Audiences are tired of franchise sequels and reboots. YouTube has overtaken Disney as the world’s largest distributor. And Gen AI tools like Sora 2 can soon turn anyone into a filmmaker. Still, one thing hasn’t changed: how movies are financed. And that’s why we keep getting fewer original movies.

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