Fintechs are diversifying to survive, adding solutions to monetize their customer base and reduce dependence on riskier lines of business.
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The SEC's filing against Coinbase was expected, but might be the beginning of the end to their years of crypto regulation avoidance.
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Fintechs are diversifying to survive, adding solutions to monetize their customer base and reduce dependence on riskier lines of business.
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Summaries from our daily Global Newsletter and our weekly look at the top 10 fintech-related stories of the week, from our team of writers and the best websites covering the space.
We could have devoted this entire newsletter to the crypto crackdown, but that would have been needlessly punitive for all of us.
One day after dropping 13 counts against Binance, the largest crypto exchange worldwide, the SEC set its sights on Coinbase.
The SEC filed 13 charges against Binance and CEO Changpeng Zhao, in the latest in a series of painful stories about the embattled fintech.
Making news this week was Stripe, Chime, ChatGPT, JPMorgan Chase, the CFPB, the OCC, PayPal, the European Central Bank, and more.
Most people likely assume their funds are kept in a traditional bank to be drawn upon when transacted because — let's be honest — no one reads the terms and conditions.
Major players in traditional finance are taking the crypto exchange bull by the horns to create their versions in a quest for market share.