Thanks Remi.
Here's a look at your Coin Street headlines.
Charles Schwab, Fidelity are among the traditional companies hiring for crypto expansion.
The open positions come as regulatory clarity has increased, paving the way for a trade fight to enter the space.
Schwab, for instance, is hiring for a senior product manager in crypto trading and a senior product manager in crypto on chain experiences, as Coin Telegraph has reported, the $10 trillion asset.
Manager plans to launch Bitcoin and Ether spot trading with BTC services available in April.
Well, Circle Internet Group announced a sale of 10 million shares worth about $1.4 billion at current market prices.
The stock is up 349%, and it reported solid quarterly numbers earlier this week.
The offering comes far sooner than expected, just two months after Circle's debut, well within the lockup arrangements that would otherwise.
Strict insider selling until the end of the year.
The JPMorgan Chase, the lead bank on the IPO and the decision maker on whether those lockups can be waived is not standing in the way of the sale.
Some are using Grok to look for clues in crypto trading Grok scans real-time sentiment on X to detect early crypto trends, including meme coin momentum and macro reactions.
Traders have used Grok-style setups to track tokens like Turbo, Ordi, and Fet or price moves.
Occurred.
Fans say unlike chart-based tools, Grok captures emotional tone and crowd narrative shifts, and Citi is exploring cryptocurrency custody and payment services with an initial focus on stablecoin-backed assets.
Biswara Chatterjee, a Citigroup executive, told Reuters the bank's initial focus would likely be on custody services for high quality assets backing stablecoins, and that's the latest Coin Street headlines.
