Crypto News State Street, a $36 billion bank, is aiming to change legacy finance using blockchain tech By info@uweb3.io January 16, 2026 Share This Post FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp CEO Ronald O’Hanley says the transformation isn’t about bitcoin, but about reengineering traditional assets for faster, modern rails. TagsaimingBankBillionBlockchainChangeFinancelegacyStateStreetTech Related Posts U.S. FBI intelligence agent arrested in connection with theft of $1 million in crypto A supervising U.S. FBI agent who worked in intelligence... U.S.-Japan yen intervention revives bitcoin carry trade fears despite weak link U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed Sunday that the... Treasury Loses Key Architect of Trump’s Crypto Policy: Report Cointelegraph is committed to providing independent, high-quality journalism across... Trump-backed American Bitcoin (ABTC) executive Matt Prusak joins Giga Energy Matt Prusak, president and interim chief financial officer of... How Fake World Assets Became Crypto’s Latest Craze Just when you thought crypto was getting boring, a... Circle (CRCL) slides after Morgan Stanley slashes price target to $38 from $106 Morgan Stanley downgraded shares of Circle Internet (CRCL) to... Previous articleBitcoin Above $95K, US Lawmakers Delay CLARITY ActNext articleBelarus Introduces State-Regulated Cryptobanks
