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21 banks including citi and goldman line up a stablecoin and circle shares are already sinking A group of 21 banks and asset managers has revealed plans to stand up a company that will issue stablecoins. Circle's shares have slid roughly 6% on the day, lagging behind most crypto-linked equities. Those two sentences are the entire story — and it marks the second occasion this year that traders have marked Circle down over a competitor that has yet to exist.

21 Banks Including Citi and Goldman Line Up a Stablecoin — and Circle Shares Are Already Sinking

goldman sachs pays up to 2 25b for neos inheriting 1b in bitcoin incom Rather than build crypto-income ETFs in-house, Goldman Sachs decided to purchase them. On Wednesday the bank confirmed an agreement to acquire NEOS Investments in a transaction valued at as much as $2.25 billion, paid in cash and equity and tied to performance and service milestones.

Goldman Sachs Pays Up to $2.25B for NEOS, Inheriting $1B in Bitcoin Income ETFs

nvidia guarantees up to 25 of gpu residual value to unlock a 500 billion ai financing push Nvidia has signalled to the market that it is willing to absorb part of the loss if its own GPUs end up worth less than promised. This isn't marketing language. It is a contractual guarantee, capped at 25 percent of any given transaction and assessed on a project-by-project basis.

Nvidia guarantees up to 25% of GPU residual value to unlock a $500 billion AI financing push

Bitcoin miner bottom signal now depends on who survives weak mining profits

TD Cowen gives the Clarity Act just a 1-in-4 shot this September

goldmans varadhan lays out a three part case for staying in the market Goldman Sachs' head of global banking and markets expects oil to finish 2026 comfortably under $70 a barrel. On Monday, West Texas Intermediate futures settled back above $80. The distance between those two numbers is the entire debate.

Goldman’s Varadhan lays out a three-part case for staying in the market

crypto Charles Schwab, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley have all confirmed new plans to expand into the cryptocurrency market.

Charles Schwab, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley Announce Major Crypto Expansion Plans