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Despite the long-term accumulation efforts of corporate treasuries, the broader crypto market on November 24th remained subdued and fragile, with Bitcoin (BTC) trading near $86,000 following its worst weekly loss since 2022.

S&P Global Ratings announced a collaboration with Chainlink to bring its Stablecoin Stability Assessments (SSAs) directly onto blockchain networks.

The move marks a key operational milestone for Deutsche Bank's institutional cash management and cross-border payment solutions.

The Deutsche Börse Group—operator of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange—announced a strategic partnership with Chainlink, Coinidol.com reports.

Deutsche Bank, one of the largest banks in Germany and Europe, has applied for permission to act as a depository for cryptocurrencies.

Ever since Bitcoin experienced one of its largest pullbacks in May this year, critics have once again used this volatility to attack Bitcoin, saying it is not a good store of value because its price can fall 40% in a week. While that argument sounds logical at first, my own deeper analysis delivers a rather alarming result.

As digital payment tools become increasingly widespread, traditional finance is also seeking to create a worthy alternative to the existing means. That is why numerous countries are exploring the potential of Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

Banks have a different perspective and vision when it comes to blockchain. Some banks support this groundbreaking technology, some are still lagging behind and redundant, and others are still against it.

Cash (fiat currency such as dollars, pounds, hryvnias, shillings) will not be killed by Bitcoin (BTC) or any cryptocurrency or become superfluous in the near future, even though the trend is progressively towards more altcoins and other forms of virtual assets.