This week’s Crypto Biz explores Singapore Gulf Bank’s plans to acquire a stablecoin firm, Binance delisting tokens, Cantor Fitzgerald’s stake in Tether and the first DOGE ETP.
The report comes five days after Cantor Fitzgerald's CEO Howard Lutnick was appointed as President-Elect Donald Trump’s Secretary of Commerce.
Trump's choice for commerce secretary is a billionaire whose Wall Street firm has ties to Tether.
Lutnick has become increasingly visible to the crypto community due to his relationship with Tether and his appearance at Bitcoin 2024.
Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick advocates for Bitcoin to be classified as a commodity, citing its similarities to gold and oil.
Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick advocates for Bitcoin to be classified as a commodity, citing its similarities to gold and oil.
In a video release on Wednesday, Howard Lutnick, CEO of Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald, delivers some striking predictions about the future relationship between traditional financial institutions and Bitcoin. The video, titled “Howard Lutnick on Bitcoin and tradfi,” is making waves within the community as Lutnick outlines a bold future where big banks will deeply […]
Howard Lutnick and Cantor Fitzgerald brought a reprieve from the day’s politics with a business announcement.
Hashlabs Mining co-founder and chief mining strategist Jaran Mellerud said Ethiopia, Nigeria, Kenya, Argentina and Paraguay could pick up more hash rate in the coming years.
Cantor Fitzgerald has been managing Tether’s now $90 billion Treasury portfolio since late 2021.