Companies all over the world are holding bitcoin on their balance sheets. While ethereum won’t replace bitcoin, it has a purpose in corporate america moving forward.

The crypto exchange’s S-1 form is now live, revealing key details before Coinbase stock hits the market.

The business intelligence company has already purchased over 70,000 bitcoins for over $3.5 billion.

The payment giant plans to support digital currency transactions directly on its network.

Visa announced it’s piloting a suite of application programming interfaces (APIs) that will allow banks to offer bitcoin services.

The card giant works with wallets and exchanges to enable crypto purchases, and could eventually use digital currencies over blockchain in the same way it processes traditional money.

BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager with $7.81 trillion under management, appears to have granted at least two of its funds the ability to invest in bitcoin futures. Plus, the asset manager is seeking a vice president of blockchain for its New York office...

U.S. banking powerhouse Goldman Sachs has issued a request for information (RFI) to explore digital asset custody, according to a source inside the bank.

According to Miller, the current relative trickle into bitcoin would become a torrent if more companies invest in the cryptocurrency, irrespective of inflation.

The arrangement is made possible by bitcoin startup Zap, whose Strike product enables traditional paychecks to be converted into BTC. And other pro athletes are looking to follow suit.

Vauld follows a number of crypto firms seeking to operate as crypto-native banks. Recently, stablecoin issuer Paxos and payments firm BitPay filed to become federally regulated banks in the U.S.

Ruffer invested 2.5% of its $27 billion portfolio into bitcoin through Coinbase, shedding light on how large investors are entering the bitcoin market and fuelling its current price rally.