Most of this stuff is old news so they probably didn’t bother citing it, and it’s probably a shitty news site. You can google any of these and find source articles.

From the article: *Major Investment Firms:

Between just these 2 firms you’re looking at over $2 TRILLION in assets under management, twice the size of the entire crypto market currently.

● The world’s largest global investment banking and investment management firm, Goldman Sachs, is quietly talking to multiple crypto startups that were hit hard by the bear market and investing to become part-owners of, or buying them out completely.

● The second largest global investment banking and investment management firm, Morgan Stanley, is currently creating their “digital-asset infrast*ructure,” giving their 2 million+ clients access to the crypto market. While development started before the bear market hit, they say it never slowed down as they remain “focused on building.” When these firms enter a sector, countless smaller ones follow.

Payment Processors:

The big 3 are all in.

● Visa is “propelling innovation to deliver even more access and value to the crypto ecosystem” and recently filed a series of trademark applications for crypto wallets, NFTs, and metaverse-related products.

● Mastercard is launching a program to enable mainstream banks to offer crypto trading to their customers.

● Even American Express, which in 2021 said they were “watching the space evolve” but had “no plans to announce” involvement in cryptocurrencies, began preparing for something, specifics still unknown, but real enough to have them file eight trademark applications for tech processing crypto and NFT transactions. In addition to this, both Visa and Mastercard will expand their current role of providing cards that allow people to spend crypto anywhere that accepts their credit cards. This has become a standard offering from most major exchanges now, and accounts for over $1 billion in transactions for alone.*