JPMorgan Chase, whose CEO Jamie Dimon famously derided bitcoin as a fraud four years ago, is now offering an in-house Bitcoin fund to its Private Bank clients.

IRA provider Choice and Compass Mining have rolled out a solution whereby clients can buy Bitcoin mining machines through individual retirement accounts (IRAs).

Tether, a prominent stablecoin operator, is reportedly under criminal investigation over prior actions from its early days, including whether or not the company concealed from banks that transactions were linked to crypto.

Anthony Di Iorio, a co-founder of the Ethereum network, says he’s leaving the crypto world out of concern for his personal safety.

Bitcoin slid toward $31,000 on Thursday, July 15 – its lowest level in around three weeks.

Circle, a cryptocurrency infrastructure company that claims to allow “businesses of all sizes to harness the power of digital currencies and public blockchains for payments, commerce and financial applications,”

This past weekend, the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said Binance Markets Limited, the U.K. division of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, was “not permitted to undertake any regulated activity in the U.K.”

The value of the iron titanium token, the share token of a decentralized finance protocol, fell from $60 to near zero in a day. The token was part of an algorithmic stablecoin project called Iron Finance.

Three months after relaunching its cryptocurrency trading desk, Goldman Sachs is expanding its cryptocurrency reach beyond Bitcoin and into Ether.

State Street is launching a new business unit called State Street Digital, covering cryptocurrency, central bank digital currency, blockchain, and tokenization.

Starting in July, some retirement savers will have the option to put some of their funds in crypto. Startup 401(k) provider ForUsAll, which works with small businesses, is partnering with cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase to allow users to allocate up to 5% of their holdings in cryptocurrencies.

At a bitcoin conference in Miami last week, Square CEO Jack Dorsey said the company was considering creating a non-custodial hardware wallet for bitcoin, a move Dorsey said could help “take it to the next level and get to 100 more million people.”

PayPal’s head of blockchain and crypto, Jose Fernandez da Ponte, announced that Paypal and Venmo users will be able to send bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to one another and to other apps.

HSBC, a global bank with nearly $3T in assets, has decided not to offer bitcoin-related products and services to clients, bucking the trend of other large banks and traditional financial companies that are warming to digital assets, including JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo.

Bitcoin hasn’t been declared dead, but a decline in value is causing some pullback among investors and affecting the value of other digital currencies such as ether, dogecoin, and XRP.