The American financial press is waking up to the fact that tokenization is about to completely change stock trading.

Institutional bitcoin, tokenised exchanges and a stablecoin-versus-deposits split among banks: the ten movements now converging across finance.

Gaming pioneer Animoca Brands and asset manager Franklin Templeton are teaming up on the NUVA platform for tokenized assets

Eurøpe Consortium unites eToro and ten other firms to get the euro stablecoin EURØP into use, in a market where the dollar holds 99 per cent.

54 percent of affluent Swedes hold crypto. Yet Sweden is the most cautious of seven markets in CoinShares' new survey.

Businesses use stablecoins for supplier payments, treasury and cross-border commerce. 17 per cent of volume on Visa's stablecoin cards is business.

Done.ai launches buy now, pay later on business invoices in Finago. The supplier is paid at once, the buyer can pay over up to 36 months.

Ace Digital earned NOK 6.3 million in the third quarter of 2026, is debt-free and multiplied its bitcoin exposure without buying bitcoin.

CoinShares surveyed 2,230 affluent investors in seven countries. Two in three hold crypto, and only six percent invest for short-term gains.

Hilbert Group launches the Enigma One fund, opening Enigma's crypto strategy to outside investors for the first time, capped at five million dollars.

Bitcoin is up more than 40 percent since June. Marco Poblete at Bitwise says the recovery only convinces once buyers stay through a difficult week.

GreenMerc cuts costs by SEK 4.8 million a year, Northcrypto is profitable and the money is directed towards the banking product Trijo One.

AllUnity launches dollar stablecoin USDAU under MiCA. Its business account also gains exchange between dollars, euros, francs and Swedish kronor.

AI company Modal Labs, led by Swede Erik Bernhardsson, is close to a US$750 million funding round that values it at US$15.75 billion.

Chainlink wants to connect banks to Swift's blockchain ledger for round-the-clock payments, while banks keep the keys that authorise transactions.

Swift wants to let consumers send money abroad using a phone number or email address, working with national payment systems such as Bizum and Pix.

Chainlink launches CCIP 2.0, letting banks add their own verification and customer checks to transfers of tokenised assets between blockchains.

IBM and Oracle want to connect banks' existing systems to Swift's blockchain ledger for tokenised deposits and round-the-clock payments.

Kaupr and Virtune explain how investors can gain exposure to tokenisation through regulated ETPs on ordinary trading venues.

Tether and Circle bring stablecoins to bitcoin, Block lets AI agents pay in bitcoin, and Lightspark links Visa cards to bitcoin and stablecoins.

Sweden's Safello is testing a way for companies without a crypto business to offer customers crypto purchases under Safello's MiCA licence.

Crypto broker Coinmotion has chosen K33 as its partner for executing larger trades, in a partnership between two MiCA-licensed Nordic companies.

NBX has signed an agreement with Tieto Banktech for payment cards designed to let customers spend stablecoins directly in everyday life.

BlackRock says AI could drive new demand for stablecoins and blockchains as AI agents pay for services and computing power on their own.