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The asset manager joins BlackRock, Franklin Templeton and others competing to manage reserves backing the growing stablecoin market.

The crypto exchange said investors will own the shares and receive dividends, underscoring growing momentum behind tokenized securities.

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The crypto exchange is expanding into investing, derivatives and banking services as it pursues an all-in-one financial platform.

VanEck says investors are shifting focus from contract announcements to execution risk as miners chase AI revenue.

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While monetary policy is expected to remain unchanged, markets are focused on whether the new chair begins reshaping how the U.S. central bank communicates.

Analysts say the exchange's push into derivatives, payments and infrastructure broadens its growth story beyond crypto trading.

Following State Street, Fidelity is targeting reserve assets that underpin the expanding stablecoin market.

The planned offering would let customers bet on index moves as Coinbase and Robinhood expand in the sector.