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Deutsche Börse Group and Societe Generale-FORGE have announced a partnership to integrate SocGen’s CoinVertible stablecoins into Deutsche Börse’s post-trade operations, including Clearstream. This strategic move aims to standardize the use of regulated euro and dollar stablecoins within Europe’s financial markets, enabling trades to be settled with tokenized

Deutsche Börse Group and Societe Generale-FORGE announced plans to integrate regulated euro and dollar stablecoins, known as CoinVertible tokens, into Deutsche Börse's post-trade operations, including Clearstream. This collaboration aims to enhance settlement, collateral management, and liquidity across Europe’s financial markets. By enabling trades to be settled with

Deutsche Börse Group and Societe Generale-FORGE are set to integrate CoinVertible stablecoins into the post-trade systems of Germany's stock exchange, enhancing settlement and collateral management across Europe’s financial markets. This collaboration aims to introduce regulated euro and dollar stablecoins, allowing for real-time settlement of trades with tokenized

Deutsche Börse Group and Societe Generale-FORGE have announced an agreement to integrate SocGen’s regulated euro and dollar CoinVertible stablecoins into Deutsche Börse's post-trade operations, including Clearstream. This move aims to enhance settlement, collateral management, and liquidity in Europe's financial markets. By utilizing tokenized cash, trade

Deutsche Börse Group is set to integrate Societe Generale-FORGE's CoinVertible stablecoins into its market operations, enhancing settlement and collateral management in European financial markets. This collaboration aims to incorporate Euro and Dollar stablecoins within Deutsche Börse’s post-trade operations, specifically through Clearstream. The addition of regulated digital tokens

Deutsche Börse Group and Societe Generale-FORGE are collaborating to integrate regulated stablecoins into the financial infrastructure of Europe. This integration will involve the CoinVertible stablecoins, which are pegged to the euro and the dollar, facilitating settlement, collateral management, and liquidity within Deutsche Börse's operations. The partnership aims to

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, has encountered a monumental net outflow of $1.26 billion in November, marking the most significant withdrawal since its inception in January 2024. This outflow comes amidst a price decline of 16%, bringing the share price down to $52, a level not seen since