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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2026 · 3 MIN

Wall Street Goes Blockchain: NYSE Prepares 24/7 Trading, Tariff Fears Shake Markets

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Today on Chain Reaction by Capital Copilot, we're covering major institutional adoption news as the New York Stock Exchange prepares infrastructure for round-the-clock tokenized stock trading, while Chainlink expands data streams to cover U.S. equities during all market hours. We'll also examine the market turbulence gripping crypto as Trump's tariff threats and Japanese bond volatility trigger over one billion dollars in liquidations, sending Bitcoin below eighty-nine thousand dollars and Ethereum under three thousand. Plus, regulatory pressures intensify for prediction markets as Massachusetts moves to ban Kalshi sports betting, and we'll look at new developments from Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin listing on Binance, Solana Mobile's SKR token airdrop, and the CFTC's ambitious future-proof crypto initiative under new leadership.

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