Foreign Exchange/Currencies

The Fed took a key step today in deciding on U.S. digital-coin issuance.

A recent 40% slide in the cryptocurrency's value means "this is a great entry point for institutional investors," according to Saylor.

Instead of following China's lead in banning digital tokens, U.S. regulators are focused on investor and consumer protection rules.

Pension and endowment interest in digital-currency investments indicate "that people are trying to get exposure."

The biggest test in bitcoin's 12-year history had a rocky first day.

Bitcoin's volatility makes the scenario seem unlikely, but some see El Salvador as a test case for other countries with high poverty and a dependence on cross-border remittances.

New fund option promises up to 7% annual return on a "stablecoin"-based account that would function much like a CD.

Banks are recommending corporate treasurers protect themselves against FX swings, which have been muffled recently by record-low interest rates and Fed liquidity support.