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Global central banks will continue to acquire and hold gold in their treasuries, but why? If you are not going to back fiat currencies with gold, all you have is a pile of shiny rocks sitting in a vault. I'm pretty positive that, even as a store of value, it would at least be expected to provide an increasing rate of return.

Dear GOLD. It's over. After thousands of years of a beautiful relationship, it's time we (the world's populace) move on. Nothing personal, it's just that your shiny golden luster has lost its glow. Sad but true.

Recognizing the potential for an explosion in customer demand for bitcoin, Goldman Sachs is re-entering a sector they exited just a couple years or so ago by relaunching its cryptocurrency trading desk, thus allowing them to deal Bitcoin futures and non-deliverable forwards to clients.

Never before in history has there been a viable replacement for gold but, alas, there is now. A young whippersnapper born of the digital age that answers to the name of Bitcoin may be putting old gold out to pasture.

Coro Global Inc. (OTCQB: CGLO), the fintech company behind the new payment app where gold can be used as money, announced today that it had appointed David Dorr as Director, President, and Chief Executive Officer of the Company.

Alabama residents will have access to CORO - a payment app that allows customers to exchange, send and save gold and U.S. dollars easily and securely.

It seems Goldman, as well as several other Wall Street behemoths, have "discovered" bitcoin and digital currencies in general.

The Fintech Open Source Foundation (“FINOS”), together with platinum member Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), today announced the launch of Legend, Goldman’s flagship data management and data governance platform.

Taking on a state-owned monopoly is not an easy task. Ah, but in the age of disruption and...

Revolut. Where to begin. Unicorn British-based challenger bank Revolut is turning the fintech industry on its...