
Recent developments in the cryptocurrency space indicate a significant shift towards institutional adoption. Fidelity is exploring its own stablecoin as part of a broader strategy to enhance its digital asset capabilities, which also includes tokenized US Treasuries. Meanwhile, JPMorgan has predicted growth in yieldcoins, signaling a growing interest from financial institutions. Notably, BlackRock and Fidelity are leading efforts in tokenization, with Fortune 500 companies reportedly adding Bitcoin and stablecoins to their balance sheets. The Financial Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is also scrapping 'reputational risk' rules, while the IRS is reconsidering tax proposals related to decentralized finance (DeFi). Additionally, the market cap for USDC has reached a record high above $60 billion, and structured Bitcoin products are emerging as key tools for mainstream adoption, helping risk-averse investors engage with the cryptocurrency market more safely.
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๐ฃ Last Week In Crypto ๐ Macro News: โ Cboe BZX files for a โFidelity Solana Fundโ as race for a SOL ETF heats up โ Fidelity developing stablecoin as part of tokenized fund push โ Coinbase users lose $46 million to social engineering scams in March โ ZachXBT ๐ Project https://t.co/noupJKqj26



