Sep 21 – Sep 27, 2026
What the fintech newsletters in this directory covered on Capital Markets that week — drawn from 9 posts across 6 newsletters, and nothing else.
Capital markets coverage last week included several items on bitcoin ETF flows. Stack and Story published multiple posts on this theme, noting that BTC ETFs erase $5.8B hole, barely, that Bitcoin ETF buyers just broke even, and that ETF buyers keep buying as BTC price drops. Stack and Story also covered NYSE and Blockchain.com exploring tokenized stocks.
Tokenization was a broader theme across newsletters. Fintech Futures looked ahead to Sibos 2026, asking why tokenisation and trade digitalisation might finally be within reach. Payments Wrap Up reported that a US securities regulator rolled out a five-year exemption for tokenized stock trading.
On corporate and market structure topics, Bankless covered a proposal from Strategy for daily dividends on preferred stocks. American Banker Fintech addressed what long-end crowding on the yield curve means for the Fed. Linas's Newsletter reported that Revolut confirmed a dual IPO on Nasdaq and LSE, describing it as London's best available deal, and separately covered Meta Muse Connectors as an App Store for the Agentic Commerce Era.
Taken together, the week's capital markets coverage centered on bitcoin ETF dynamics, the advancing tokenization of traditional assets and trading infrastructure, and notable corporate finance developments including Strategy's preferred stock dividend proposal and Revolut's dual listing plans.
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